Foreword from the Chair, BRTuk Year-on-year it is often difficult to register tangible progress in terms of the development and delivery of Bus Rapid Transit projects. The evolution of schemes is a lengthy and often tangled and complicated process, particularly here in the UK. However if I look... continue
I have certainly not been idle on BRT matters over the past year; initially the new Leigh-Salford-Manchester busway (guided from Leigh centre to the western edge of Salford) continued to keep me well occupied, as it moved from final construction matters to opening at the beginning of April, and... continue
Patronage on the busway continues to grow at around 3% per annum, bucking the trend of reducing patronage on conventional bus services. Busway patronage is expected to get a significant boost in... continue
One of the first technical visits by BRTuk following its formation in 2005 was to the newly launched... continue
Large sporting events often require major updates to the transport system of a host city since existing... continue
The West of England councils started construction of their 50km MetroBus network in early 2015, and expect rapid transit services to start operating in Autumn 2017. We... continue
Sprint is part of Transport for West Midlands’ vision for the... continue
The London bus network incorporates many Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) attributes; such as ‘turn up and go’ services, off-board ticketing, real-time information, accessible and high-quality vehicles and stops,... continue
The Leigh to Ellenbrook guided busway is, alongside key changes within Manchester city centre and along Oxford Road, a flagship element of Transport for Greater Manchester’s ‘bus priority package’.... continue
The Government is planning to pass the Bus Services Bill in 2017. The Bill aims to create conditions to: Grow bus passenger... continue
What is it all about? The Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) has developed its own BRT Standard. The first version was... continue
The Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, the first South American city to... continue
Bus Rapid Transit ticks many current political boxes for the UK in 2016 and... continue
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