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Oxfordshire County Council has partnered with Alchera Technologies to develop a system fit for the introduction of connected and autonomous vehicles as well as other new transport options, such as electric vehicles.
Oxford station is set to be transformed thanks to a £69m funding boost to improve capacity and journey times and develop plans for a new platform and entrance which will mean more trains will be able to serve the station in the future.
The Oxford Bus Company and Thames Travel have launched a revamped mobile app, to make travel even easier for passengers.
UK-based Pivot Power, part of EDF Renewables, and Oxford City Council have joined up with Fastned, the European electric vehicle (EV) fast charging company, Tesla Superchargers and Wenea, one of the largest EV charging services providers in Europe, to deliver Europe’s most powerful EV charging Superhub in Oxford.
Oxford Bus Company is helping other areas tackle the COVID-19 pandemic across the country via specially converted buses.
A Safety conscious taxi firm has set out on a mission to be the first with CCTV in all of it’s cars.
Leading Oxfordshire bus operators today announced a range of further measures to welcome passengers back on-board.
The Oxford Bus Company has announced it will increase the frequency of its Airline coach service to Heathrow Airport from Monday.
The Oxford Bus Company has launched its popular annual Brand the Bus competition – for a local charity or good cause to have its branding on a double-decker bus.
Leading Oxfordshire bus operators have introduced a ‘wellbeing team’ to provide mental health support to colleagues.
Oxford Bus Company and its sister company City Sightseeing have created a revamped tourism management team across both companies to help drive the visitor economy.
Stagecoach in Oxfordshire has announced a year-long charity partnership in support of Oxford Hospitals Charity.
Oxford Bus Company made a sweet delivery via Quality Street this week. But it is not a new road name in the county.
A raft of brand-new customer friendly facilities have been opened at Seacourt Park & Ride to help welcome people back onto services.
Oxford has had Park&Ride since 1973 when the Redbridge site opened. Let’s remember why the concept was created back then. There were controversial proposals to build a road across Christchurch Meadow to resolve the City’s congestion problems and it was accepted that a ‘better way’ of managing transport demand had to be found.