Somerset based Libra Travel has added its sixth Excel Conversions vehicle to its fleet. This latest addition is a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 516Cdi extra long based minicoach, fitted with 19 leather seats, PA system, an air conditioning system, luggage racks, panoramic windows, LED rack and window lighting, lowered front bumper, skirt kit, coach rear and rear […]
A Mercedes-Benz 0816D based Sitcar Beluga 3 has been added to the fleet of Symphony Chauffeurs. Powered by a Euro5 engine matched to an Allison automatic transmission, it has 29 Vogel Eco seats, a large luggage area, side mounted pannier lockers, a power operated plug type door, a Sutrak air conditioning system and an entertainment […]
A Stagecoach North East Stockton depot employee, Alan Brown, has retired after 42 years service with the operator. Initially, Alan joined the company as a bus driver in 1971 and stayed behind the wheel for 20 years. He then became a handy man for the following duration of his time at Stagecoach, until 2009 when […]
Stagecoach Bluebird has revised some of its single fares in the Moray area, resulting in a reduction in fares for passengers in Burghead. The move was motivated by feedback from customers received in recent months. The change will affect route 32 serving Burghead to Bishopmill via Hopeman, Duffus and Elgin. Single fares on this service […]
According to national tourism agency, VisitBritain, the UK tourism industry is still benefitting from last year’s Olympic Games. The latest figures from the International Passenger Survey confirmed that in the first half of 2013 Britain attracted 15.2m visitors (up 4%) and spend across this period was a record £8.7bn (up 11%). Over 2.89m overseas visitors […]
Buckie based Maynes Coaches has recently provided transport for this year’s Scottish 6 Days Orienteering championship. The company’s coaches delivered event participants to venue locations throughout Moray and the Highlands. As the largest event of its type in the UK, each day over 3,500 competitors take part, and are joined by their families and friends.
Bristol City Council has asked First to rethink some of the changes it proposes to implement to the city’s bus network on 1 September 2013. The operator has already asked the Traffic Commissioner for permission to make the amendments to its services. The local authority is asking the company to work with it on making […]
New legislation will mean drivers across the European Union will face penalties for breaking traffic laws when driving outside their home country. The developments will come into force by 7 November, the deadline date for EU Member states to implement the EU Directive facilitating cross border exchange of information on road safety related traffic offences. […]