The Queensland Greens party has announced a commitment prior to next month’s state election to provide free and frequent public transport.
Earlier this year, the state government began a trial to provide
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Bus icon talks leaving behind industry to focus on family
If you’ve ever travelled through the Gold Coast, there’s a large chance you’ve spotted one of the famous Lonestar Coachlines buses.
With distinctive lime-green mirrors and a legacy in the Queensland
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New mode of transit heading for Brisbane streets
The lighTram® 25 is that vehicle. Spanning 24.5 metres long, it’s Australia’s longest electric vehicle; a new mode of transit between bus and rail. The lighTram 25 is a mid-tier transport solution
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50 cent fares breaks records saving commuters $29 million
South East Queensland (SEQ) commuters have saved a whopping $29 million in public transport fares since the QLD government 50 cent fare initiative launched last month.
With more people ditching their cars
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QBIC emphasises importance of strengthening safety measures
Queensland has experienced some 15 serious bus crashes in the past 12 months, with the most tragic being the recent accident in Gumlu on June 30, where three lives were lost. QBIC and the entire bus industry
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No client left behind by QTK Group
Customer solutions Manager Allan Lowes says QTK Group will be prepared for the discussion with its latest range of zero-emission bus Thermo King technology.
“Zero emissions technology will be the focus,
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BusTech enters voluntary administration
Australian bus manufacturer BusTech Group has entered into voluntary administration, with the future of the company left unknown.
With operations in Queensland and South Australia, BusTech is one of the
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Queensland Thermo King looking to take technology to the next level
In recent years, the Australasian bus and coach industry has been at the forefront of a zero-emissions change, leading the way with new technology. While it has been touted as a gradual transition, suppliers
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Keep 50 cent fares petition receives thousands of signatures
The Queensland government’s highly-anticipated cost-of-living initiative kicked off this week, with all public transport fares slashed to a measly 50 cents for the next six months.
While the response
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On Demand Transport trial extended for another year in QLD
The much-loved On Demand Transport (ODT) trial in Queensland has been given the green light for another year in service.
More than 184,000 trips were taken in the first phase of the ODT trial, with 68
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