Press Releases
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Bus operator launches £20,000 fund to boost eco-friendly sales for small businesses
· Bradford Go-Greener Fund will make single awards of £2,000 to support growth ideas
· Applications open until 14 June 2022
Three cheers for England as bus company advisor wins bronze at world championships
- Tia, 19, becomes a world-class cheerleader
Lothians home to biggest bus users thanks to locals’ environmental consciences
- Strong environmental consciences see Lothians’ residents opt for the bus more than the rest of Scotland
- Only 26% of people in the Lothians prefer to drive over taking public transport - the lowest among all Scottish regions
Scottish men over 55 don’t feel guilty about choosing their cars over bus
- First Bus data reveals Scottish men are less environmentally conscious than women when it comes to transport
- 35 - 44 year olds (70%) are the most frequent car users
- Over 55 year olds (41%) don't feel guilty for choosing to use car over bus
Bus operator launches £20,000 fund to boost eco-friendly sales for small businesses
- York Go-Greener Fund will make single awards of £2,000 to support growth ideas
- Applications open until 31 May 2022
First West Lothian introduces new ticketing options that reflect customers’ post-pandemic travel needs
- All Adult Zonal tickets will be frozen at 2019 rates
- New range of ticket options introduced to make bus travel easier across the network
- Some fare prices will rise with ticketing updates, but most customers will see better value and flexibility overall
First Midland introduces new ticketing options that reflect customers’ post-pandemic travel needs
- New range of ticket options introduced to improve bus travel across the network
- Some fare prices will rise with ticketing updates, but most customers will see better value and flexibility overall
First Aberdeen introduces new ticketing options that reflect customers’ post-pandemic travel needs
- Wide range of ticket options introduced to make bus travel easier across the city
- Some fare prices will rise with ticketing updates, but most customers will see better value and flexibility overall
First Glasgow introduces new ticketing options that reflect customers’ post-pandemic travel needs
- Brand new ‘Tap On Tap Off’ fares introduced in Glasgow to make bus travel around the city cheaper and even easier
- Some fare prices will rise with ticketing updates, but customers should see better value and flexibility overall
