Who developed Stagecoach?

The Concord stagecoach was developed by J. Stephen Abbot and Lewis Downing in 1827 in Concord, New Hampshire. It wasn't the first stagecoach ever made. Up and down the East Coast, horse-drawn vehicles were used to carry passengers to and from hotels and other destinations.



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megabus.com is part of Stagecoach Group, the leading international transport operator, which employs 36,000 people and operates 12,000 buses, coaches, trains and trams in the UK and North America.

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For the 2021/2022 financial year, Stagecoach reported revenues of almost £1.2 billion with adjusted profits of £72.7 million. Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said: “Stagecoach is a hugely profitable company.

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Both wagon and stagecoach travel were extremely uncomfortable for passengers. Passengers on stagecoaches experienced overcrowding. Stagecoaches had three-passenger seats with only a limited amount of space available for each person.

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Total remuneration including pension contributions for the highest paid director in Stagecoach Group - Chief Executive Martin Griffiths - was worth £1,751,000 in the financial year ending 30 April 2022, an increase of 92.4 per cent on the year before.

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Stagecoach, Britain's largest bus and coach operator has today (26 September 2023) announced the appointment of Claire Miles as its new Chief Executive Officer.

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