Yesterday, Kfm highlighted a number of concerns raised by passengers, including issues with the heating, ventilation, and general maintenance of the vehicles.
A coach service operating from Dublin Airport to Portlaoise via Newbridge was temporarily taken out of service following concerns raised by passengers.
The incident involved the 726 service.
According to a spokesperson for the company, a passenger highlighted a mechanical issue with the roof latch on the coach.
Upon inspection, it was confirmed that the hinges on the roof latch were broken, leading to the problem.
The vehicle was removed from service, and repairs were carried out.
"We take feedback like this very seriously, as the safety and comfort of our passengers and staff are of the utmost importance to us," the spokesperson said.
Yesterday, Kfm highlighted a number of concerns raised by passengers, including issues with the heating, ventilation, and general maintenance of the vehicles.
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