09-10-2026 16:06 via passengertransport.co.uk

‘Poor bus links have held back high streets’

Research from bus operator Metroline shows that half of public transport users are being pushed to shop online only because poor connectivity
 Metroline commissioned the research 
Almost half of UK public transport users (48%) are being pushed to shop online because poor connectivity makes it too difficult to reach physical shops, putting further pressure on high streets and local businesses, according to new research from bus operator Metroline.
The findings were shared after the prim
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