News

• Go-Ahead sets an ambitious target to achieve 50% gender equality by 2035 in its bus divisions
• The Group plans to invest £8 million to create inclusive environments and training opportunities
• New recruits will receive eight weeks of fully paid training estimated to be an investment of £7.5 million in total

• Go-Ahead has sold more £2 tickets than the population of England since national bus fare cap began
• Big boosts in passenger numbers on longer routes in Sussex, Yorkshire, and Buckinghamshire
• Government’s “Get Around for £2” scheme helps safeguard routes and support customers with the cost of living

• Open-top bus operator to become part of Go-Ahead’s Brighton & Hove Buses
• Deal adds to Go-Ahead’s UK-wide portfolio of scenic bus tours
• Tourist bus route connects with GTR’s Southern Railway services to London

• Recruitment target includes 500 trainee London bus drivers and 220 rail apprentices
• Go-Ahead has trained more than 5,500 apprentices since 2019 – enough to fill the Royal Albert Hall
• Apprentices ‘learn while they earn’ and are of all ages and backgrounds

• Sale of the business follows approval from the European Commission
• Following completion of the transaction, Go-Ahead no longer operates any rail services in Germany
• The Go-Ahead Group wishes OBB, the Germany management team and employees well for future operations

• Connecting Stockholm joint venture wins 11-year deal  
• Network carries 350 million passengers annually on 106km of track  
• Contract to begin in May 2025, building on Go-Ahead’s rail operations in the UK and Norway  

• Fleet of 159 zero emission battery electric buses launched in Oxford
• Work complete in creating one of the UK’s largest bus charging hubs at Go-Ahead’s Cowley depot
• Buses will deliver cleaner air, smoother journeys and brand new vehicles for bus users

• Celebration in Camberwell marks the 10th anniversary of London’s first modern electric bus
• Buses operated by Go-Ahead London have delivered carbon benefits equivalent to taking 24,000 cars off the road
• Go-Ahead unveils ambitious plans for expansion of its zero emission fleet

The Go-Ahead Group, a leading public transport operator, is teaming up with Google to introduce a new feature aimed at enhancing the customer experience for bus travel.

• Transaction means an exit for Go-Ahead from non-core German rail operations
• Austria’s national railway company gains a foothold in regional rail passenger transport in Germany
• Go-Ahead Germany employs 1,000 people, operates 144 trains and runs 20 million train kilometres annually