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Fares, Franchising and Funding: What the 2026 Manifestos Mean for Scotland’s Bus and Coach Sector

April 20 2026

Senior Public Affairs Manager for Scotland, Sara Collier, reviews what the Holyrood 2026 manifestos mean for bus and coach operators - and passengers across Scotland.

Cities are switching on to coach travel

April 14 2026

In a new blog, Graham Vidler welcomes the increasing recognition towards coach travel.

If fuel becomes scarce, buses and coaches must take priority

March 26 2026

Alison Edwards pens a blog about how buses and coaches must take priority in the event of fuel shortages.

Slowdown in the capital: why London’s bus model is not a cure-all

March 16 2026

CPT Chief Executive Graham Vidler explores the reality of slow bus speeds in London.

International Women’s Day 2026: Give to Gain and the responsibility to act

March 06 2026

CPT President Kathryn Pulham reflects on the industry's progress and priorities for International Women's Day.

Transport: the glue that holds us together

February 16 2026

CPT President Kathryn Pulham reflects on CPT's annual conference and the key issues facing the sector.

The biggest challenge we face? Speeding up buses

January 14 2026

Paul Lynch reflects on the biggest challenge facing the bus sector as he departs the role of CPT President.

Two radical Treasury taxes that could transform travel

January 12 2026

Graham Vidler considers the two most radical new taxes being developed at the Treasury this year, and how they could benefit the bus and coach industry.

Coaches: A Vital Link in the Education System

September 08 2025

CPT Coaching Manager, Phil Smith, reflects on the vital but often overlooked role coaches play in keeping school life moving.