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Spending on bus does not match the priorities of voters

Less than 10% of all transport spending is allocated to the provision of bus services by the current government [1] , but new polling[2] shows more than four in ten (42%) British adults want investment in bus services to be made a top priority by the next government.

CPT responds to the Labour Party manifesto

We welcome Labour’s manifesto commitment to a long-term transport strategy and say this commitment must be matched with a five-year long-term spending programme, as happens for rail.

CPT responds to Conservative Party Manifesto Content

CPT welcomes commitment to continue fully funded support for bus fares, if they win the next Election, but repeats call for support to grow services across the entire country.

CPT responds to Liberal Democrat Manifesto

CPT welcomes Liberal Democrats' recognition for the importance of bus services to rural communities and of supporting bus fares for young people. 

CPT urges new government to drive swift progress on vocational driver licensing reforms

CPT has now submitted its response to the DfT’s consultation on vocational driver licensing. 

CPT responds to concerns about EES border ID checks after 06 October

Trade body for UK bus and coach sector says it's working to mitigate impacts of the EU's biometric border arrangements on coach traveller hearing in to Europe, especially in peak periods. 

CPT is hiring!

CPT is seeking a new Press & Social Media Officer/Manager to support and enhance the performance of its Communications Team.

CPT urges new mayors to prioritise bus and coach.

CPT has written to the newly-elected mayors of nine combined authorities across the North and the Midlands to highlight the contribution bus and coach can make to the realisation of their policy ambitions.

CPT is hiring!

Interested in joining the team? 

CPT is seeking a Membership & Events Administrator to support and enhance the performance of the Membership Team.