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Bus iPoint screens under review
Bristol Post
|September 30, 2025
BRISTOL City Council has launched a review of its Metro-Bus 'iPoint' digital screens.
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With the current operational contract due to expire in October 2026, the exercise seeks to gather passenger views on the service's continued relevance.
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