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Buses in Scotland 'too dear and too unreliable' as calls grow for public control of services
Bus services are "too dear and too unreliable" for the Scots most dependent on them to get around, campaigners have warned. The Poverty Alliance is now urging the SNP Government to support more ...
The current deregulated network could be replaced with a franchise system like the ones in London and Manchester. This means fares, routes and ticketing would be controlled by a local public body such ...
This article is brought to you by our exclusive subscriber partnership with our sister title USA Today, and has been written by our American colleagues. It does not necessarily reflect the view of The ...
Stagecoach drivers are being balloted for strike action in a pay dispute which could bring bus services across the west of Scotland to a stop. A total of 500 union members from Unite have, by 99 per ...
A fleet of full-size autonomous buses is now serving passengers along a 15-mile route in Scotland in what is the first service of its kind in the U.K. Five of the buses are running between Edinburgh ...
Large parts of Scotland are at risk of being "cut off" as the number of bus routes across the country has plummeted since 2006. Research by Labour found total registered bus routes has dropped by 44 ...
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