The Confederation of Passenger Transport and the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency have marked the successful conclusion of a joint senior “Experience Exchange” programme, designed to strengthen collaboration between industry and regulator.
New polling commissioned by the Confederation of Passenger Transport Scotland shows that a majority of people believe congestion is a problem on Scotland’s roads, with strong support for measures to prioritise buses and improve journey times.
Every local authority in England will be required to make proper provision for coaches from today following official recognition from the Government of the industry’s importance to public transport.
The UK bus and coach industry has today launched a new national driver training programme designed to help tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG) and strengthen passenger confidence on public transport.
CPT is marking National Apprenticeship Week by highlighting the vital role apprenticeships in the sector play in building a skilled workforce, strengthening local communities, and supporting the Government's ambition to reduce the number of young people who are not in education, employment, or training (NEET).
The Confederation of Passenger Transport has announced the appointment of Aaron Hill as its new Director of Partnerships and CPT Cymru, with responsibility for increasing CPT’s presence locally, and supporting its members to influence local transport authorities.