Mobile taxi platform Hailo took a stand against driverless cars last week, by launching a PR stunt in protest of chancellor George Osborne’s announcement that there will be an extra £100 million in funding towards the technology. Marble Arch was one of several London landmarks used by Hailo in the protest Hailo launched a city-wide […]
Read More >This week Transport for Greater Manchester has introduced a free Wi-Fi service for passengers across all 94 trams on its Manchester Metrolink service. It will also be available onboard the 20 free Metroshuttle buses that link the main rail stations, car parks, shopping areas and businesses in the city centre. Free to use wifi is […]
Read More >In anticipation of the London Underground network finally launching a 24 hour service later this year, Transport for London has opened an exciting new photography exhibition at Westminster Station that celebrates London’s iconic nightlife and history. Curated by Annin Arts Gallery, the exhibition features 24 varied, large scale photographic works by some famous artists such […]
Read More >Transport Media is coordinating a new bus rear advertisement campaign with Nisbets Catering Equipment in order to promote the opening of the catering and kitchen supplier’s new Brighton store. 22 bus rear adverts will be on show on the busy streets of Brighton for four weeks, from 9 March onwards. The informative advertisements promote Brighton’s […]
Read More >London’s iconic red buses are a staple of the sightseeing agenda of visitors to the capital, but this week Transport for London joined forces with bus operator Stagecoach to give one of its fleet a facelift. Marking the 10th anniverary of TfL’s LGBT staff network group, Outbound, the red double decker bus has incorporated the […]
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