More buses to go contactless with £1.1m cash boost
A funding of boost of £1.1 million should mean more bus passengers can pay their fares using contactless technology.
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Council should consider ‘radical action’ if ‘postcode lottery’ continues for Mearns bus passengers
A Mearns councillor has demanded Stagecoach do more for inland residents who cannot get access to transport when they need it.
Dundee buses cancelled for second night running after youths throw objects at passing vehicles
Buses were withdrawn from service for a second night running last night after objects were thrown at vehicles.
READERS’ LETTERS: School bus seatbelt rule is a class issue
Sir, – I have over the past four years sought clarification on the use of seatbelts on buses from the various houses of parliament and departments of transport.
READERS’ LETTERS: Have our smokies lost their protections?
Sir, – The Courier has done good work recently, highlighting the Scottish food industry, and the high quality of Scottish food and produce.
Hydrogen-powered buses to put Dundee at forefront of green travel
Dundee is to get 12 hydrogen fuel cell buses in a bid to reduce emissions in the city as part of ambitious plans to promote environmentally-friendly transport.
Perth and Kinross Matters: Fare play to our new bus-bound poet
If you asked the average man in the street to name a contemporary poet of note I guess they might struggle.
MSP backs bid to save “vital” Dundee and Angus bus route
A North East MSP has backed a campaign to save a "vital" local bus service in Dundee and Angus.
Bus firm tells locals to head home “ASAP” as forecaster predicts extreme weather across region
A major bus firm operating across Tayside and Fife has advised locals to go home early after forecasters predicted "extreme" winter weather.
Spate of crashes and roads closed as Tayside and Fife is hit by Beast from the East
Crashes have taken place across Courier Country roads as the region is hit by the Beast from the East.