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Irizar hands over first special Trainlink coach to CDC Australia
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (284+ words) Irizar Asia Pacific has revealed a recent special delivery, handing over the keys to a unique Irizar and Scania vehicle to national operator CDC Australia. The first-of-its-kind delivery is an Irizar i6 body on a Scania K360 hybrid chassis, with the vehicle…...
Expo Recap: BLK’s special celebrations
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (763+ words) The further you get inside the Australasian bus and coach industry, you learn not every Expo is the same. Held every two years, there’s always cause for excitement, but for some operators, there are some instances of the industry event…...
Winter warmer takes home Best Bus September
1+ week, 16+ hour ago (98+ words) Winter is done. The clouds are lifting, the rain slowly coming to a stop. The bitterly cold mornings steadily begin to lack that crisp edge, the days staying longer to beautiful sunsets for just a few minutes more each and…...
Parents group challenges Queensland diesel bus plan
1+ week, 4+ day ago (488+ words) Parents for Climate has criticised the Queensland Government’s reported decision to move toward up to 630 new diesel buses instead of continuing its zero-emission bus program. The advocacy group says the decision would lock Queensland into decades of diesel pollution, fuel…...