30-07-2026 13:30 via passengertransport.co.uk

£2 fare cap welcomed – but clarity is sought

Stakeholders in the bus sector welcomed the new prime minister’s decision to restore England’s £2 bus fare cap but they want a long-term funding plan
 The £2 bus fare cap returns on January 1, 2027
 The announcement by incoming prime minister Andy Burnham that he would restore England’s £2 bus fare cap from January 1, 2027, was welcomed by stakeholders in the bus sector – but there were also pleas for a clear and sustainable long-term funding p
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