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Caetano plans fuel-cell double-decker

Caetano plans to extend its hydrogen fuel-cell range to double-deckers...

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TfL gains £1.8bn six-month lifeline

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A TIMETABLE TRAVESTY

PUBLICITY MATTERS DAVID JENKINS has put Arriva’s new app and...

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CIÉ double-deckers ran empty ‘twixt Cork and Dublin

Further to Michael Dryhurst’s article about CIÉ Leyland Titan...

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Many travel shops remain closed

While operators have restored most timetables to near normal,...

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When showmen, contractors and coachmen had some ancient gems

Title: Second Hand Buses and Coaches in 1960s London and Essex Author:...

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Martin Curtis to retire from Bath Bus Company

Bath Bus Company managing director and well-known bus book author...

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Millar’s TALES: Ulster icon sells bespoke blinds

Millar’s TALES The editor’s sideways view of the...

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COVENTRY CLASSICS

PAST & PRESENT The Midlands city liked to support local manufacturers...

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Route 159 RM road run on 5 December

Barring any last-minute changes to the government’s Covid-19...