A Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) spokesperson says Tasmanian operator Metro Tasmania could be forced to slash Hobart services due to the ongoing driver shortage.
The transport union says that Metro Tasmania
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Auckland Transport announces NZ bus driver shortage is officially over
A combination of factors have helped lure bus drivers back into the NZ industry
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Father-daughter driving duo keeps Melbourne connected
Racine didn’t originally consider a job in transport, but her father’s passion behind the wheel convinced her to join the driver ranks at Kinetic
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Busways hosts minister for driver recruitment campaign
The NSW transport minister and the Bus Industry Taskforce chair were among the attendees at Busways’ Ryde depot as the campaign was launched
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TWU launches NSW campaign to lift bus driver conditions
BREAKING – The Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) has today announced a new campaign that is set to improve conditions for NSW bus drivers
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ACT government praises bus drivers
The ACT government has highlighted the territory’s bus drivers as part of a new safety campaign to protect frontline workers
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NSW government launches bumper bus driver recruitment campaign
Whether it be referral bonuses or waived license fees, the NSW government is pulling out all of the stops to entice new bus drivers in its latest recruitment program
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Transdev worker celebrates 40 years of dedicated service
Transdev in NSW is celebrating a facilities manager for decades upon decades of fantastic bus and coach service
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CDC Australia leads charge to honour late driver
CDC Australia yesterday called on all bus drivers to shine their lights in honour of a late bus driver who lost their life while driving earlier this month
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Sydney bus driver celebrates half century of service
Busways is celebrating one of its Ryde depot drivers for 50 years of impressive service for the local community
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