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The Scottish Zero Emission Bus challenge fund replaces the Scottish Ultra-Low Emission Bus Scheme in assisting with the purchase of zero emission buses and supporting infrastructure.

If you have a complaint about buses in Scotland you can contact Bus Users Scotland.

The Bus Emissions Abatement Retrofit (BEAR) programme aims to fit buses/coaches with Clean Vehicle Retrofit Accreditation Scheme (CVRAS) accredited retrofit technology measures to support the delivery of Scotland’s Low Emission Zones (LEZs)

A temporary grant in place to minimise the financial impact of COVID-19 on bus operators and help maintain essential services during these unprecedented times.

A discretionary grant that subsidises commercial and community bus routes, helping to maintain a comprehensive, affordable public transport network

The Scottish Ultra-Low Emission Bus Scheme replaces the Scottish Green Bus Fund in assisting with the purchase of green buses and supporting infrastructure

The scheme will help with the costs of D1 driver training and driving tests, D1 driving instructor expenses, D1 compliant minibus hire costs for training and test purposes and the development of a D1 driving instructor programme and manual

The UK Government recently consulted on ways to improve information for bus passengers through the Bus Services Act 2017 and accessible information regulations