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Latrobe Valley free buses
Victoria’s Latrobe Valley passengers are travelling free this week to mark more than 800 new bus services


Myki roll-out continues
The Myki transition from Metcard continues in Victoria with plans for 800 places to buy and top up a smartcard


Free trams to Grand Slam
The Australian Open starts Monday, with free trams ready for Grand Slam action


‘Bus change’ sees Richie a winner
An affinity with young and old alike sees Richie Durham selected as December’s Driver of the Month


Fare rises find support
Although set on the back foot over Victoria’s January fare increases, Transport Minister Terry Mulder has an ally


Gloves off over tunnel
There’s a stoush brewing between Queensland’s Transport Minister and Brisbane’s Lord Mayor over a proposed bus tunnel


Victoria’s public transport ‘punctual’, claims Mulder
Victoria’s public transport minister is claiming a rise in bus, train and tram punctuality


NSW report finds commuters left waiting at bus stops
A NSW Auditor-General’s report, released today, slated the State Transit Authority for leaving people standing at bus stops


Motorbikes in bus lanes divide Melbourne
Victoria’s bus industry is optimistic that a ‘motorbike in bus lane’ trial which started this week in Melbourne will fail


Ventura buys Grenda Transit – Volgren to sell separately
Melbourne bus operator Ventura Buslines has confirmed its acquisition of Grenda Transit


One message, many voices
A new voice in public transport advocacy has just been proposed – the Australasian Passenger Transport Association


Grenda Corp MD steps down from BIC chairmanship
Grenda Corporation’s Managing Director Scott Grenda has stood down from federal activity in the bus industry


Tourism award finds its soul
SoulQuest Travel wins its category in the NSW South Coast Tourism Awards, invigorating luxury coach touring


PTDA gets green light
Legislation to create Victoria’s Public Transport Development Authority was introduced into state parliament this week


Higer tops the class
A Geelong College not only sends its student through a rigorous testing process, but does the same with its buses as well


Mulder’s Monash Monday
Victoria’s Public Transport Minister Terry Mulder reminded Monash Uni students this week the Clayton campus express bus service starts Monday


Cool moves at BusVic
This year’s BusVic Maintenance Conference and Bus Expo unleashed a plethora of new product, including new air-cons from Thermo King


Roller brake test back flip
Victoria’s bus industry is applauding an apparent back flip by VicRoads to reinstate mandatory roller brake testing


Abolish audits, keep course
Victoria’s Bus Safety Act is again under scrutiny with BusVic advocating the mandatory operator safety course while calling for audits to be scrapped


Euro 6’s sobering outlook
As Euro 6 looms on the bus industry horizon, BusVic Maintenance Conference delegates heard some sobering words from Volvo’s David Mead


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Tuesday, February 07, 2012