Greta must be the last wake-up call for bus safety reform
Media Release The Bus Industry Confederation (BIC) has welcomed the Office of Transport Safety Investigations (OTSI) report into the 2023 Greta bus accident. However, BIC says too many of its
Media Release The Bus Industry Confederation (BIC) has welcomed the Office of Transport Safety Investigations (OTSI) report into the 2023 Greta bus accident. However, BIC says too many of its
Media Release Last week the Office of Transport Safety Investigations released their report into the 2023 bus crash at Greta in the NSW Hunter Valley in which ten people sadly
Each year, the Bus Industry Confederation recognises and rewards excellence within Australian bus and coach at its national conference. This year, winners from across the nation were selected to receive
BIC has unveiled a new initiative to design and install safety screens on Queensland buses that is set to lower bus driver safety incidents. The Bus Industry Confederation (BIC) has
Brisbane, 9 September 2025 – A new initiative to simplify the design and installation of safety screens on buses and coaches has been unveiled which will ultimately provide a safer
In light of current incidents across major capital cities like Brisbane, Melbourne, Darwin and Hobart, Australian bus and coach drivers face ever-increasing threats. From verbal abuse to physical violence, it’s
The BIC is continuing to focus on making buses safer for passengers of all ages, including through recent seatbelt education campaigns. The Bus Industry Confederation (BIC) continues to advise and
No one should feel unsafe in their workplace. The Bus Industry Confederation (BIC) is urging governments to act swiftly in response to rising assaults on bus drivers across Australia. In
Dean Moule and BIC provide the industry with some clarifications regarding the latest seatbelt reminder systems ADR for buses and coaches. It’s been nearly half a year since a new
Tiarna Condren speaks to the Bus Industry Confederation about how to better protect bus drivers against a recent rise in anti-social behaviour onboard services. Across Australia, bus drivers and passengers
