Meet the Members: Oxford Bus Company
Oxford Bus Company has taken an agile approach to the challenges of 2020 in the face of rapidly changing demand, legislation and public sentiment.
We’ve been working especially hard to rebuild confidence in the safety of public transport so the public can get out and support the local economy. This will be even more important in 2021 as we work together as a region to rebuild businesses of all kinds without returning to the ‘bad old days’ of heavy congestion and poor air quality. Whether you need local bus services, airport shuttles, city tours or completely bespoke transport services, we’re ready to work with B4 members to solve your transport issues.
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