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The rail operator Eurotunnel is challenging the government over its no-deal Brexit ferry contracts.

Opponents say noise and pollution will be disastrous for wildlife and local residents

Glasgow bus crash firm given formal warning after inquiryAn inquiry found broken bolts on the suspension of the coach which crashed on the Clydeside Expressway.

Keeping commuters movingGo-Ahead London has provided the biggest rail replacement bus service ever seen in the UK, to cover work on lines south of Three Bridges station. Robert Izzard reports
Engaged with the industryPaul Sainthouse has led Dawsongroup bus and coach for almost a quarter of a century. He speaks to James Day about the division’s success and how the company strives to be more than just a supplier to coach and bus operators
£10m expansion of West Midlands Park & Ride sitesWork has also begun on a Park & Ride facility for the Bradley Lane West Midlands Metro tram stop
Coaches and buses to face charges under Greater Manchester CAZ plansLeaders in Greater Manchester are to vote on new Clean Air Zone (CAZ) proposals this Friday, 1 March.
West Midlands Mayor launches ambitious clean bus plansMayor of the West Midlands Andy Street has unveiled plans to transform the region’s bus fleet by 2021 – making it the cleanest outside of London.

Confronting Brexit and ULEZ concernsWith looming Brexit and Ultra Low Emission Zone deadlines, the Coach Tourism Association’s conference was the perfect opportunity to discuss hot topics facing the coach industry
Government consults on 10-year tyre ban lawThe government is to consult on options to ban the use of tyres that are over 10 years old on coaches, buses and minibuses in a move that it says “will help to keep road users safe.”