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South Yorkshire to move to bus franchising by 2029 - Business Link Magazine

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The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) has confirmed plans to transition the region’s bus network to a franchised model, ending decades of deregulation. The decision follows a public consultation in which 87% of respondents supported the move. Under the new system, SYMCA will control depots, fleets, fares, ticketing, and service standards across Barnsley, Doncaster, […]

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Coppard commits to bus franchising plans

Mayor of South Yorkshire backs plans to take back control of the local bus network after consultation reveals overwhelming public support for plans Better Buses for South Yorkshire campaigners gathered outside the combined authority as Coppard announced his decision Bus services across South Yorkshire will move to a franchised model from September 2027, following a landmark decision by mayor Oliver Coppard. The move, described as the region’…

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