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Nearly 90% of respondents reported boosts in revenue for 2006, with driver recruitment and retention remaining the greatest challenge. Coach USA Inc. retains the No. 1 spot for the second consecutive year, with its fleet of 2,200 vehicles.
Read More →The motorcoach industry had plenty of success in 2006, now its time to capitalize on that momentum.
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Technological advances have helped to conquer operational and equipment deficiencies. Improvements in reliability, image quality and data retrieval are among the advances.
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With increasingly fierce competition for a limited pool of government funding for transportation projects, transit agencies are turning to the private sector for outsourcing, innovative contracting and financing, to see rail projects realized.
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An array of new products, including a full line of commercial buses, is put on display at the 2006 trade show in Chicago. Meanwhile, the conference disseminates knowledge on a wide variety of subjects.
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James Simpson says he wants to create a "hybrid organization" that marries best practices from the private and public sectors. He also says his position includes a secondary title, Chief Complaint Officer.
Read More →The deaths of two WMATA track inspectors cause agency to make procedural changes.
Read More →Company demonstrates preparedness to meet new guidelines.
Read More →Agency asks for federal and state support in prohibiting bus/motorcoach drivers from using phones, except in emergencies.
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