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Whenever a new year is upon us, we see the rise of hopes and expectations for a better future. After all, it’s a great time to look back on the

It has been a busy, challenging year most recently culminating in our Executive Director, Roz Chivers leaving the organisation in early December to be able to focus on her family.

“Progress is impossible without change.” – George Bernard Shaw Change is also a constant, even when we try to resist it. And 2024 has more than proven that whether by

Bus operators are turning to specialist partners to power accelerate their zero emission fleet ambitions, given the technical skills and innovation required to procure and deploy infrastructure and assets, while

In October, the BIC was invited to participate and present at a United Nations Working Group (UN IWG) addressing Children Left in Vehicles (CLIV). These are the working groups that

Changing of the Guard, the iconic ceremony held at Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle in England, is a colourful military tradition carried out by soldiers on active duty since 1660.

The Centre for Connected and Automated Transport (CCAT) will host a joint government/industry National Future Transport Summit in September 2025, bringing together transport and related sector leaders to agree on recommendations

In recent months, BIC actively participated in the Bus Safety Working Group (see May issue), focusing on revisions to ADR 68 – Occupant Protection in Buses. These changes aim to

While the final touches were being made to the exhibition spaces at this September’s National Bus and Coach Show, the BIC Council was also meeting just up the road. This

Bussies – behind the wheel or behind a desk – are a proud lot: We take pride in what we offer as well as pride ourselves for maintaining an unwavering