Council welcomes major investment to boost Isle of Wight bus routes and infrastructure
Island bus services gain long-term investment to improve routes, infrastructure and sustainable travel options
Southern Vectis are the dominant bus company on the Isle of Wight. They operate many routes across the Island.
Southern Vectis was formed in 1929 as the Vectis Bus Company. It was owned by large national concerns until 1970 when it was nationalised and became part of the state-owned National Bus Company.
In 1986, through a management buy-out the company became independent, but was bought by the Go-Ahead Group in July 2005.
Island bus services gain long-term investment to improve routes, infrastructure and sustainable travel options
Shuttle service links Wroxall and Upper Ventnor during major road improvements
Barry Taylor retires after 50 years with Southern Vectis, celebrating a fulfilling career
Make a positive impact on climate change this World Car-Free Day (Mon 22nd) by travelling sustainably
Several Southern Vectis ticket prices will increase, while the single fare cap remains unchanged
The IWBRUG held a public meeting to discuss the latest updates in local transport - here's what was discussed
The community worries about collision risks from the diversion affecting Route 3 buses
Southern Vectis supports local charities and initiatives through its dedicated community fund
Engage with transport leaders at the Isle of Wight public meeting in Newport
New funding ensures more electric buses, promoting sustainable transport on the Isle of Wight
A social media post claiming unlimited Isle of Wight bus travel for £2 has been exposed as a scam
Team feedback drives Southern Vectis’ generous donations to end-of-life care charity