Category:FOCUS on Bus and Coach
Dubigeon and Iveco in cross-border venture
Brits coach and bus body builder Dubigeon and Iveco appear to be in a joint venture to increase their cross-border sales, writes UDO RYPSTRA.
Driving the nation
Transporting Johannesburg’s commuters from point to point while keeping them safe on the country’s notoriously hazardous roads is no easy task, but Putco does...
Bouquets and brickbats for public transport
Udo Rypstra made use of public transport to get from Randburg to Cape Town and back, using taxis, buses, the Gautrain and SA Airways...
After the 2010 World Cup
After the 2010 World Cup, will 2011 produce the hangover? With the demand for World Cup transport, the South African bus and coach industry...
Marcopolo: At the top of its game
2010 was a big year for bus-body manufacturing kingpin Marcopolo. It was a year of numerous large tenders being put out to companies at...
World class
South Africa’s public transport system is still far from being world class, but moves are being made to get it there, writes Udo Rypstra.
Doubling up
Public transportation is set to double worldwide by 2025 and buses will play a crucial role in the smart networking of the various means...
SA Roadlink prepared for the festive season
SA Roadlink has put specific safety measures in place and is confident that its passengers will experience hassle-free journeys during the festive season.
Chinese bus market booming
With the world increasingly aware of the danger of carbon emissions, the global eye has turned to large corporations to take action.
Big bus news from the MAN family
Visitors to MAN’s exhibits at the recent IAA would have been captivated by the manufacturer’s very striking “Concept S” truck-tractor design study.
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