Green’ buses in the UK are set to run on fuel shipped from a controversial new ‘eco-city’ in Saudi Arabia, which has alleged links to human rights abuses. The UK Government has approved the ...

The UK just had a meeting with its first autonomous shuttles on May 27th. The driverless buses have taken to the public roads in Cambridge and are part of a series of trials that will see if they can ...

U.K.-based bus company First Bus announced Monday that it would begin trials of a zero-emissions vehicle developed by Arrival, an electric vehicle manufacturer. The companies are partnering on the ...

The UK is to investigate whether hundreds of Chinese-made buses can be controlled remotely by their manufacturer, amid increasing concerns over Beijing’s involvement in British infrastructure. The ...

Kleanbus, which just completed its first prototype vehicle, strips diesel engines out of five- to 10-year-old buses and replaces them with electric powertrains. UK-based Kleanbus’s “e-drivetrain in a ...

Self-driving cars will be available for the public to hire by next spring, after the Government unveiled plans for mayors and local councils to approve pilot schemes.Passengers will be able to hail a ...

One of the busiest UK airports is ditching gas-guzzling buses as part of a huge £14 million investment. Last year, London Gatwick Airport - which is owned and managed by VINCI Airports and Global ...

BANBURY, England, Nov 18 (Reuters) - British electric van and bus maker Arrival on Thursday unveiled a new prototype of an electric bus that it hopes to begin producing next year to sell at around the ...

THE UK’s first driverless bus service is to be axed less than two years after it launched due to low passenger numbers. You'll now receive top stories, breaking news, and more, straight to your email.

Chinese firms are pocketing more than half the taxpayer-funded subsidies earmarked for new zero-emission buses under a 'buy British' scheme, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. More than £400 million of ...

LONDON, June 15 (Reuters) - Private capital has a keen eye on British bus companies. Low valuations, hopes that travellers will ditch cars, and government incentives to invest in ...