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Wednesday, 17 June 2020

Bradford Telegraph & Argus

• Face mask rules on Bradford buses spark concern and confusion Bus drivers in Bradford say they have been left confused as to whether they should abide by the law or their bosses when dealing with public transport face covering rules.

Coach and Bus Week

• Go-Ahead and CitySwift unveil AI-based technology to help passengers make travel plansThe Go-Ahead Group has announced it is to roll out a new AI-based ‘When to Travel’ tool for customers nationwide. Along with social distancing, wearing face coverings, enhanced cleaning and hygiene, it aims to restore confidence in buses as customers return to work and school.
• Northern Ireland Infrastructure Minister pledges £30m for low-emission busesIn a statement to the Northern Ireland Assembly, Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon announced a £30m investment in low-emission buses as part of a package of measures to kick start the nation’s economy following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Other News Sources

• Low-emission coach grant funding proposed by LowCVPA bright spot for the coach industry has been presented by the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership (LowCVP). It is working with stakeholders to establish Low Emission Coach (LEC) and Ultra Low Emission Coach (ULEC) schemes. Each has the potential to offer grant funding towards new vehicles.