Go-Ahead Group
Go-Ahead partners with CitySwift
The Go-Ahead Group has partnered with CitySwift, a public transport performance platform used to make timetables more efficient and maximise service reliability, benefitting customers and
Go-Ahead mark first-year as partners in Man...
Go-Ahead’s subsidiary Go North West is today celebrating its first anniversary of Bee Network operations and partnership with Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM). The Bee
Go-Ahead named as leading Transport employe...
The Go-Ahead Group is proud to be recognised as the top apprenticeships employer in the transport industry for a third year running in a ranking
Go-Ahead accelerates digital transformation...
The Go-Ahead Group, in partnership with Tranzaura, is delivering digital transformation to enhance operational efficiency across its regional bus services in the UK. This collaboration
Go-Ahead Group now with 1,100 zero emission...
The Go-Ahead Group, a leading provider of public transport services, proudly announces a significant achievement in sustainable public transport with the introduction of an additional
The Go-Ahead Group plans to recruit 850 app...
The Go-Ahead Group, the UK’s largest employer of transport apprentices, aims to recruit 850 apprentices during 2024 to train as bus drivers, rail drivers, engineers
Go-Ahead joins partners to launch all-elect...
The Go-Ahead Group has joined partners in Oxford to launch one of the UK’s biggest fleets of electric buses, delivering cleaner air, smoother journeys and
£30 million investment in pioneering hydro...
The Go-Ahead Group, one of Britain’s leading bus and rail operators, has today launched a pioneering fleet of hydrogen fuel cell buses to carry passengers
Go-Ahead expands in south-west England
The Go-Ahead Group has agreed to buy Dartline, a bus and coach operator based in Exeter, which will build on the group’s position as a
Go-Ahead launches 9 new Voltra electric bus...
Go-Ahead’s largest electric bus operator today celebrates the addition of nine Voltra electric buses to expand its fully electric bus fleet in the North East
