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A BUS operator has defended its decision to axe return tickets, leaving passengers with a steep hike in fares.

Instagram adds a product tagging feature to all users in the United States. Instagram's product tagging feature is now available to all users in the United States.

Aberdeen bus operator, Stagecoach Bluebird, has unveiled 22 new electric buses that will operate routes across the Granite City.

Cancelled services likely as RMT and Unite unions plan action over wages at Stagecoach

Chinese short-video making app TikTok is now going to collect biometric data of users in the US, including faceprint and voiceprints, as the fate of the Bytedance-owned company remains in limbo in the country. �� TikTok’s New US Privacy Policy: Company to Collect US Users Biometric Data, Including ‘Faceprints and Voiceprints’.

A retired driver worries about the long-term impact of the pandemic on local bus services.

Navigating the new National Bus Strategy The new National Bus Strategy launched by the Prime Minister on 15 March is an opportunity to transform local bus services. For local authorities with transport responsibilities, however, it brings with it a host of new requirements and relatively little time in which to meet them. One of the most significant of these is the Bus Service Improvement Plan which every local authority has to produce and which must be ‘driven by what passengers and would-be...

Covid: Buses in England to return to pre-pandemic levels as lockdown eases, says industry group Published Bus services in England should return to pre-pandemic levels by Monday, according to industry body CPT. CPT, which represents the bus and coach sector, said passenger levels were at about 40% just before Easter. But companies are expecting more people to be travelling as lockdown measures ease further from 12 April, with shops and outdoor hospitality reopening. In Wales services are at 80...