Winter work gets underway on the roads
With summer memories fading fast, Transport for Buckinghamshire's (TfB's) area maintenance teams leave behind their lawnmowers to start winter tasks.
Veteran motorsport ace joins the campaign for mature driver safety
Legendary motorsport racing and rally driver Paddy Hopkirk is supporting Buckinghamshire County Council's campaign for safer driving for mature motorists.
Bid to keep Buckinghamshire’s mature motorists driving safer for longer
Older motorists are being urged to keep their driving skills well honed in a campaign by Buckinghamshire County Council to reduce the number of collisions.
Cycleway to help reach the new station
Plans for a six-mile cycleway between Buckingham and Winslow will be revealed by Buckinghamshire County Council next week.
‘Morning After’ drink drive reminder to Rugby World Cup fans
Transport for Buckinghamshire (TfB) is advising rugby fans to be mindful of driving after drinking alcohol during the forthcoming Rugby World Cup 2015 (18 September – 31 October).
County roads chief says ‘huge investment’ is making a difference
County transport chief Mark Shaw has told of his delight at the progress made this year in repairing Buckinghamshire’s roads.
Just the ticket for Route 1 passengers
Passengers who buy weekly tickets on Route 1 bus service from High Wycombe to Amersham and Chesham will be able to catch the first bus that comes along.
Have your say on transport matters now!
Buckinghamshire County Council is developing its new Local Transport Plan and would like to encourage residents to have their say on the transport matters that are important to them.
‘My dad works here…’
TfB crews are hard at work fixing the roads for all of us. Let's not make the job any harder.
England’s Economic Heartland fighting for better transport links to unlock future economic growth
Creating better road and rail links and easier inter-county travel in a £2.8bn infrastructure investment are the focus of an innovative transport proposition 'England’s Economic Heartland' (EEH) has presented to government.