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Embracing unity – BIC’s new ED talks career and industry issues

The Bus Industry Confederation (BIC) continues to advise and support governments across the country in the revision of bus safety requirement policies — particularly on dedicated school bus services. The BIC has developed a suite of operator guidelines and industry advisories on fire, passenger door, roll-over and seatbelt safety, for example, as well as submitted numerous […]

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Driving Toward Net Zero: Policy momentum must be Matched by infrastructure readiness

Over the past five years, Australia has witnessed a steady increase in the adoption of Zero Emission Buses (ZEBs), a trend fuelled by both industry-led sustainability initiatives and government direction under the various state Net Zero and federal Net Zero policies. Industry-Led Sustainability ShiftsThe transportation sector has been a focal point for decarbonisation efforts, given […]

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Safety screen initiative set to prevent future bus driver attacks

Brisbane, 9 September 2025 – A new initiative to simplify the design and installation of safety screens on buses and coaches has been unveiled which will ultimately provide a safer workplace for bus drivers, following collaborative efforts between regulators and industry. The move is timely, with several recent violent incidents directed at bus drivers in […]

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Antisocial behaviour just ‘part of the job’?

In light of current incidents across major capital cities like Brisbane, Melbourne, Darwin and Hobart, Australian bus and coach drivers face ever-increasing threats. From verbal abuse to physical violence, it’s just another day in the life of servicing the public. Antisocial behaviours associated with acts of aggression, intimidation or  destruction negatively impact the quality of […]

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Embracing unity – BIC’s new ED talks career and industry issues

The Bus Industry Confederation (BIC) continues to advise and support governments across the country in the revision of bus safety requirement policies — particularly on dedicated school bus services. The BIC has developed a suite of operator guidelines and industry advisories on fire, passenger door, roll-over and seatbelt safety, for example, as well as submitted numerous […]

Read More

Driving Toward Net Zero: Policy momentum must be Matched by infrastructure readiness

Over the past five years, Australia has witnessed a steady increase in the adoption of Zero Emission Buses (ZEBs), a trend fuelled by both industry-led sustainability initiatives and government direction under the various state Net Zero and federal Net Zero policies. Industry-Led Sustainability ShiftsThe transportation sector has been a focal point for decarbonisation efforts, given […]

Read More

Safety screen initiative set to prevent future bus driver attacks

Brisbane, 9 September 2025 – A new initiative to simplify the design and installation of safety screens on buses and coaches has been unveiled which will ultimately provide a safer workplace for bus drivers, following collaborative efforts between regulators and industry. The move is timely, with several recent violent incidents directed at bus drivers in […]

Read More

Antisocial behaviour just ‘part of the job’?

In light of current incidents across major capital cities like Brisbane, Melbourne, Darwin and Hobart, Australian bus and coach drivers face ever-increasing threats. From verbal abuse to physical violence, it’s just another day in the life of servicing the public. Antisocial behaviours associated with acts of aggression, intimidation or  destruction negatively impact the quality of […]

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Esther Howard
@Esther. · 1 month ago
The Federal Budget is in! And while there are some wins for the bus and coach industry, there's a big gap we can't ignore.
Our CEO Varenya Mohan-Ram said it best: "The $10.3 billion transport infrastructure package has largely forgotten the bus industry. Given that we are the most cost effective form of public transport.
Esther Howard
@Esther. · 1 month ago
The Federal Budget is in! And while there are some wins for the bus and coach industry, there's a big gap we can't ignore.
Our CEO Varenya Mohan-Ram said it best: "The $10.3 billion transport infrastructure package has largely forgotten the bus industry. Given that we are the most cost effective form of public transport.
Esther Howard
@Esther. · 1 month ago
The Federal Budget is in! And while there are some wins for the bus and coach industry, there's a big gap we can't ignore.
Our CEO Varenya Mohan-Ram said it best: "The $10.3 billion transport infrastructure package has largely forgotten the bus industry. Given that we are the most cost effective form of public transport.