This webinar will explore how the Cost Monitor came about and how it can be useful for operators, local authorities, and other key stakeholders. We will discuss the approach and methodology used in the survey and explain how we reach the results.

Elaborating on their winning submission to the CIHT Collaboration Award, the Solent Transport MaaS leadership team will summarise the challenges, successes, and lessons learnt in delivering Breeze the UK’s largest MaaS platform.

The Bus Centre of Excellence and the Department for Transport invite you attend the Anti-Social Behaviour including Violence Against Women and Girls' Conference on 28 November 2024 in Central London.

In this webinar, we will discuss the recently published bus franchising advice paper for LTAs. The paper is intended to be a helpful tool for LTAs that are considering franchising proposals or developing franchising plans.

This webinar will explore the overview of findings from Transport Focus’ Your Bus Journey survey 2023, building understanding with survey results to put passengers at the heart of planning and delivery of improved bus services.

This webinar sets out common criteria by which to assess both DRT and fixed route services, including policy objectives, cost, efficiency, user benefits, and journey time.

BCoE members are invited to attend the launch of the joint report between Guide Dogs and UCL on ‘Designing for Inclusion – The accessibility challenges of some active travel infrastructure for people with vision impairment and other disabled people’.

Join us for the launch of the Social Value Toolkit for Buses, in recognition of the role that buses play for the delivery of Social Value.

In this webinar, four international case studies will be used to compare different approaches, suggesting that the incremental process may incur less risk.

Join this unique event when a vintage bus service is run from Warminster in Wiltshire, to the abandoned village of Imber on the Salisbury Plain.

This event will explore how DRT schemes can be integrated in third party journey planners such as Google Maps and Citymapper.

This presentation explores the development of evidence-based road safety interventions. Using empirical evidence and real-world case studies, it will illustrate best practice approaches to the design and evaluation of interventions which promote safer behaviours among road users.

Ed Wills, Managing Director, of Brighton & Hove Buses will outline the company’s plans for the future in this webinar hosted by CILT UK.

A Conference covering Transport East, Transport for the South East and England’s Economic Heartland, supported by the Bus Centre of Excellence.

Intended Audience: Local authorities and those with an interest in developing local authority skills in providing bus services

What bus operators, bus drivers, designers, highway and enforcement authorities and all road users need to know.

Save the date! For this joint, in-person event with the ITS UK Public Transport Forum on all things DRT.

RTIG Inform presents a webinar covering are the regulations and how to ensure you can meet them and the support available from the accessible information grant

RTIG Inform presents a webinar covering are the regulations and how to ensure you can meet them and the support available from the accessible information grant

It All Starts Within the Local Community : Join this webinar hosted by Steven Caulston from Buses in Fleet and follow the journey to help create a better bus future through a community-led grass roots approach.

RTIG Inform presents a webinar covering are the regulations and how to ensure you can meet them and the support available from the accessible information grant

Jarrett Walker discusses how the reform of bus services across the UK is creating new opportunities to rethink the design of bus networks.

This webinar will cover an overview of the requirements and routes for you to become a Chartered Transport Planning Professional (CTPP). Chartered Transport Planning Professional is a qualification run jointly by the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation and the Transport Planning Society to recognise the skills and expertise of transport planners.

This webinar will cover an overview of the requirements and routes for you to become a Chartered Transport Planning Professional (CTPP). Chartered Transport Planning Professional is a qualification run jointly by the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation and the Transport Planning Society to recognise the skills and expertise of transport planners.

RTIG Inform presents a webinar covering are the regulations and how to ensure you can meet them and the support available from the accessible information grant

What does the new local transport note on Bus User Priority say? What does the note cover and what does it expect and what advice does it include?

RTIG Inform presents a webinar covering are the regulations and how to ensure you can meet them and the support available from the accessible information grant

The purpose of the forum is to create a place for Local Authorities involved with DRT to network and share knowledge, issues and experiences.