Imperial announces expansion at Harlow facility
Imperial Engineering, one of the UK’s leading distributors of bus and coach parts, is proud to announce a further expansion of its Harlow facility with the addition of 4,000 square…
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Insight into the active brake caliper release system
The decarbonisation of the UK’s PSV fleets has resulted in the introduction of new vehicle systems. These include changes to the air braking system, where engine-driven compressors have been superseded…
Bus and coach engineers compete at IRTE Skills Challenge
In its 13th year of sponsorship, Imperial was proud to support the 2026 IRTE Skills Challenge, a flagship event organised by the Society of Operations Engineers. This prestigious competition continues…
Imperial continues its support of industry skills competition
Leading PSV parts distributor, Imperial Engineering, is proud to continue its sponsorship of the 2026 IRTE Skills Challenge, reinforcing its commitment to developing skilled bus and coach engineers. As the UK…
CBW magazine publishes supplier focus on Imperial Engineering
Traditional and modern With a new base in Harlow, Imperial Engineering is a company which values its service and reputation, and seeks to offer customers the best possible service,…
Strongest bus and coach market since 2008
The UK bus and coach sector is experiencing a powerful resurgence, with new vehicle registrations reaching their highest level in 17 years. Overall, registrations of buses, coaches and minibuses grew…
Seahorse appoints Imperial as braking supplier for world’s first electric Amphibious Passenger Vessel
Seahorse Amphibious Vehicles has appointed leading PSV parts distributor, Imperial Engineering, as the supplier of braking system components for the world’s first all-electric land and water amphibious passenger vessel (APV)….
Happy Christmas from Imperial Engineering
We would like to wish our customers and suppliers a very happy Christmas and New Year from all the team at Imperial Engineering. Our Christmas holiday closure will start from…
Riding the data wave: how AI is transforming bus maintenance
Across bus maintenance depots from Glasgow to Plymouth, something seismic is happening. Tools that keep Britain’s buses on the road are going digital, and artificial intelligence (AI) is moving from…
Bus and coach registrations continue to surge
New UK bus, coach and minibus registrations surged by almost two thirds (62.5%) in the second quarter of 2025 (Q2) with 2,968 registrations, according to the latest figures from the…