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Friday, 19 January 2018

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Bus and Coach Buyer

  • The age of ‘the commute’The ‘commute’ to suggest the daily trip to work is among the more modern words in the English lexicon.
  • When coaches aren’t attached to locosIs it in my imagination, or is there a concerted effort by train operation companies to ensure that a ‘rail replacement service’ is as bad a service as they can provide?
  • Norman Baker leaves Big LemonThe Big Lemon’s MD and former Transport Minister, Norman Baker, has left the company having ‘achieved goals’ Former Transport Minister Norman Baker has left The Big Lemon, having become its Managing Director in March 2017. He says he will pursue new challenges, including focusing more time on writing transport columns.

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  • Mandata’s app makes walk-round checks easierTransport management technology specialist Mandata has developed a smartphone app to improve the way that drivers capture and record daily vehicle checks.
  • London bus deficit to hit £1.8m a dayFalling passenger numbers, increased costs and the effects of Mayor Sadiq Khan’s fares freeze means that London’s bus operating deficit is set to rise from £599m in 2016/17 to £647m - £1.8m a day - by 2022/23, admits Transport for London (TfL).
  • TC accepts Just Travel closureYork-based Just Travel, which closed in the week before Christmas, has avoided attending a Public Inquiry, scheduled for 9 January.
  • Van Hool EX16M begins Grand Tour of the UKLong-awaited Macedonia-built coach starts in England; separate dates for Scotland, Wales will follow

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