The company has not disclosed the scale of its investment, but the facility is being described as a major strategic commitment to its hydrogen technologies business. The site is scheduled to be fully operational in autumn 2025.

Industry leaders, operators and policymakers will discuss how long-distance coach travel can compete with air and private cars through zero-emission fleets, digital integration and cross-border policy alignment.

Around GBP4m has been committed to a furlough scheme that will run for twenty-six weeks, 80% of which will be provided by the Scottish government in order to prevent bus bodybuilding being moved from Scotland to ADL’s site in Scarborough, England.

Industry analysts suggest the acquisition could accelerate the deployment of integrated AC/DC solutions that support the rollout of electric Commercial Vehicles at scale.

MAN UK has announced two new dealerships under its name in England: a brand-new facility in the northeast and a revamped site in the southwest.

The order comprises 12 single-deck and 55 double-deck coaches, built on the Euro 5 ‘RR5 26.440’ chassis and with bodywork by Gemilang.

In her new role, Hogan will take responsibility for all commercial operations, including the company’s truck dealerships.

University of Southampton research shows brake wear particles, especially from copper-rich pads, may pose the greatest health risk from road transport emissions.

Valeo will use the new site to produce sensors and lidars for use in advanced driver assistance and self-driving systems, not only for the Chinese market but for global automotive customers.

At this year’s Cenex Expo, held at the Millbrook Proving Ground between 3-4 September, Bristol-based tech company Fusion Processing Ltd showcased a self-driving bus produced in partnership with Alexander Dennis for deployment on public roads in Cambridgeshire.Truck & Bus Builder spoke again with Jim Hutchinson, Fusion’s chief executive officer, to get an update on the company.

A year ago, Truck & Bus Builder visited Intelligent Energy Ltd, a Loughborough-based developer of fuel cell systems for a range of applications including aircraft, marine, and drones. At this year’s Cenex Expo, held at Millbrook Proving Ground between 3-4 September, the company showcased the fruits of a project it led to develop a system suited to the demands of heavy-duty transportation.

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