Plymouth Citybus in the news

Road closures on Gdynia Way in Plymouth are causing bus route disruptions and diversions for major bus services including Plymouth CityBus.

Plymouth Safe Bus has moved temporarily due to roadworks but continues to provide medical and safety support to night-time city visitors.

Plymouth Citybus is focused on recruiting and supporting more women bus drivers through training, mentorship, and inclusive networks.

The Plymouth Safe Bus has temporarily relocated to Derry’s Cross due to road works, continuing to provide vital night-time safety and medical support with Plymouth Citybus maintaining the vehicle.

Plymouth bus routes are being extended on key services and reduced on low-use journeys, funded by a government grant until 2027.

Plymouth is introducing 50 new electric buses with advanced features and environmental benefits on key city and regional routes.

Plymouth is introducing 50 new electric buses with advanced features and environmental benefits, supported by multiple partners and community initiatives.

A nine-month project in Plymouth city centre is upgrading bus stops and infrastructure on Royal Parade to improve bus service reliability and passenger experience while keeping businesses open.

Plymouth's Royal Parade bus scheme cost rose by £2.5m and was delayed due to contractor change, aiming to improve bus stops, safety, and traffic flow over nine months.

Plymouth is temporarily relocating bus stops on Royal Parade to facilitate a nine-month improvement project enhancing bus flow, safety, and passenger facilities.

Plymouth bus users are being warned about temporary changes to bus stops.

Plymouth City Council will begin a project to enhance city centre bus services by reducing congestion and increasing bus stops to promote greener travel.

Plymouth's Royal Parade bus upgrade faces a £7.5m cost rise, delays, and public criticism over budget and timeline concerns.

Plymouth is upgrading its Royal Parade bus interchange to reduce congestion, improve bus reliability, and encourage greener travel with a £7.5 million nine-month project starting July 2024.

Plymouth's Royal Parade will undergo major changes to improve local bus services.

Plymouth Citybus is launching new electric buses during Better Transport Week to promote sustainable and cleaner public transportation in the city.

Plymouth Citybus is launching new electric double-decker buses this summer, with a public event on June 17 to showcase sustainable transport options.

A Plymouth Citybus engineer was praised for their dedication to passenger safety in bus transportation.

Plymouth Citybus engineer Neal Borbon was honored for his key role in maintaining the Safe Bus that supports night-time safety and medical aid in Plymouth.

Neal Borbon of Plymouth Citybus was honored for his key role in maintaining the Safe Bus, which provides vital support and safety during Plymouth's late-night hours.