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The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has issued clarification for drivers worried about how Brexit will affect their current Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC).

The deputy leader of Flintshire Council, Councillor Carolyn Thomas, wants the Welsh Government to hand over more powers to local authorities amid concerns that the dwindling number of bus routes is causing social isolation.

National Eye Health Week is scheduled for 23–29 September 2019, with the aim of encouraging more people to have regular sight tests and make lifestyle choices that benefit their vision and general wellbeing.

On Sunday 22 September 2019, World Car-Free Day will be marked in the capital with what Mayor Sadiq Khan has described as celebrations taking place on more than 20 kilometres of closed roads around Tower Bridge, London Bridge and the City of London.

The European Commission has issued one of its series of papers on how the EU should prepare for the UK leaving the Union on 31 October 2019, possibly with no deal in place.

A deal between the operators of Harrogate’s electric buses and the producers of the spa town’s most famous product — Harrogate Spring Water — will mean that buses on key routes will be kept free of charge on Sundays.

New analysis of the Government’s planned transport spending shows that, unless investment in the Northern Powerhouse goes ahead, London is set to receive almost three times more per person than the North.

In December 2018, the Welsh Government launched a public consultation inviting views on its proposals for bus services (and the licensing of taxi and private hire vehicles) in Wales.

A new, permanent, biomethane gas filling station for the city’s metrobus fleet of environmentally-friendly buses has been opened by West of England Mayor Tim Bowles.

New guidance has been published explaining what UK bus and coach operators need to do to provide services, tours and holidays into Europe and other countries if there is a no-deal Brexit.