09-10-2026 15:30 via passengertransport.co.uk

Why oppose this modest experiment?

Transport for London should be running its own buses and the industry should get on board and treat this as an opportunity
 This isn’t the end of 30 years of tendering in London BY Peter Robinson
Transport for London’s statement is fairly benign as regards the future of private operation so it’s somewhat jarring that the CPT industry response reads like a funeral notice rather than reflecting the modest experiment that it is.
Let’s start with some perspective. T
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