National Express has re-introduced double-decker coaches last month to the fleet, to allow it to cope with growing number of customers.The first double-deck coaches to be used by company for some years will have 79 seats - making space for 27 more people than the current standard vehicles - while retaining the current levels of comfort. The double-deck coaches boast luxury leather seats with tables, power sockets, free Wi-Fi and a toilet.Five of the batch will be operated by National Express’ on its popular line between London Victoria and London's Luton Airport. The sixt...

We all now know that Megabus has introduced new routes to Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam. It should also be borne in mind that the carrier also has coaches to Ireland. Details below: London to Ireland with megabus.com Megabus in cooperation with the ferry operator Irish Ferries, provides services between London and Ireland. Those arn’t direct coaches, such as pre-existing connections provided by Eurolines. The Megabus coaches run from London to Pembroke Dock, with stops in Bristol, Bristol UWE, Cardiff, Newport, Swansea and Carmarthen. Upon arrival in Pembroke Dock, pa...

The move follows the removal of the Government funded concessionary scheme at midnight on 31 October, which offered these passengers up to 50% discount off all coach journeys made within England or across the Scottish and Welsh borders. The UK’s largest coach operator will offer the over 60’s and disabled passengers a third off coach travel at all times – even during Christmas and other peak travel periods.  To be eligible – and in line with other travel card products – passengers will need to purchase an annual senior or disabled person’s discount card costi...