One of Imperial Engineering’s major customers, First Bus, is championing its female engineers as it calls for more women to consider engineering as a career. Coinciding with International Women in…
Disc brake systems have now become universal on all modern buses operating throughout the UK and three OEM suppliers – Knorr Bremse, Meritor and Wabco – dominate the market. In…
In our latest technical maintenance feature with Route One magazine, we look at the importance of compressor servicing, as part of managing overall maintenance costs effectively. Alternatively fuelled buses are…
Imperial Engineering was pleased to support the achievements of PSV engineering apprentices at the recent Metroline Service Awards. Held at the Hilton London Wembley, the awards recognise the service and…
Over one hundred of the most experienced technicians and engineers from across the UK, as well as top-performing apprentices from across the bus and coach sector, will be put to…
The recent introduction of London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ), which mandates Euro 6 compliance for buses and coaches, brings the need for PSV operators to ensure Diesel Particulate Filters…
Leading parts distributor, Imperial Engineering, is delighted to welcome John Simmons to the business, in the role of Sales Manager. Simmons joins Imperial Engineering from a 22-year career at braking…
According to Imperial Engineering, selecting vehicle-specific OEM brake pads can provide PSV operators with a major advantage when it comes to ensuring maximum service and optimum braking performance. Leading friction…
As the only public transport operator registered as a Government-approved training provider delivering apprenticeships across both bus and rail, Imperial Engineering customer, Go-Ahead Group, has set a target of recruiting…
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore is the location of a major testing programme for the world’s first autonomous bus, which has been built by Volvo. The Swedish manufacturer’s 12-metre,…