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Administrator and Membership Manager for UK Coach Operators Association since June 2024 View all posts by Margaret
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Speedometer check and Automated Driving Systems changes – from the Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency
Updates to speedometer check changes and Automated Driving Systems Speedometers DVSA is changing how speedometers are assessed on IVA tests for cars (M1) and vans (N1). IVA applicants for these vehicles will be asked to declare that speedometers have been installed or converted to read in miles per hour (mph) from kilometres per hour (kph). … Continue reading “Speedometer check and Automated Driving Systems changes – from the Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency”
M4 Prince of Wales Bridge – Summer 2024 to Autumn 2025
M4 Prince of Wales Bridge We’re carrying out resurfacing and repairs on the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge from summer 2024 to autumn 2025. For more information, please visit our dedicated webpage. If we’re planning to close either of the bridges in the next seven days, you’ll find further details below. For other closures on the … Continue reading “M4 Prince of Wales Bridge – Summer 2024 to Autumn 2025”
Piccadilly – 11th July 2025
Overnight (22:00 to 01:00) closure of all stops and stands on Piccadilly westbound at the Bomber Command Memorial on the night of 11 July 2025.
Victoria Street – closures: 2 June to 12 July 2025
Eastbound Closure – 02 to 23 June 2025 Westbound Closure – 23 June to 12 July 2025
CONGRATULATIONS to Stephen Telling – President of the UKCOA
Steve Telling, President of the UKCOA (and involved in its predecessor the LTCOA) for 35 years this year. At this months board meeting, Steve was presented with some pictures from the industry from 35 years ago and a bottle of whiskey by Tom James, Vice Chairman and Anthony Marett, Chairman, as a small token of … Continue reading “CONGRATULATIONS to Stephen Telling – President of the UKCOA”
Rolling Thunder – March and Rally – Monday 14th July 2025
From 1500 hours southbound Whitehall will be closed from Horse Guards Avenue for the parade to form up they will then ride, with traffic, via Parliament Street, Parliament Square, Bridge Street, Victoria Embankment, Northumberland Avenue, Trafalgar Square and Whitehall.