AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDisabled travel rule change: England will scrap the weekday time limits on free disabled bus passes from April 2027, letting eligible riders use services any time of day, a move already adopted in Greater Manchester. Bus service reliability: Cleveland’s RTA cut nine routes and ended the downtown B Line trolley, citing funding pressures and warning more reductions could follow. EV bus push: Delhi added 200 electric buses to expand its e-fleet to 4,938, launched an interstate Delhi–Karnal electric service, and rolled out “Ladies Special” buses plus new charging capacity. Safety and compliance: Tennessee inspectors found multiple violations after a 6-year-old died after being left on a hot daycare bus for hours, including missing monitoring equipment and incomplete checks. Rail and public transport security: New Zealand police arrested a man after copper theft damaged rail signalling in Wellington, suspending services while repairs were made. Regional connectivity upgrades: Malaysia approved a RM60m direct pedestrian link between RTS Link Bukit Chagar and KTM Komuter JB Sentral, due in about 12 months. Women-only transit: Chattogram launched a women’s bus service with two buses run by women drivers and conductors.
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