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Celebrating its 10th anniversary, BusCon 2005 will unveil a new show theme — "Laser Focus" — to reflect its in-depth concentration on cutting-edge bus equipment and technology.
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More than 200 employees at the 440,000-square-foot maintenance center perform a wide range of bus repairs, rebuilds and restorations, helping to keep L.A. Metro's fleet of 2,500 buses in revenue service.
Read More →With a fleet of nearly 150 buses, the Parking Spot faces daily challenges in moving its customers to and from a dozen airports across the country. Reducing extraneous trips helps to save fuel and keeping drivers happy minimizes costly turnover.
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After twice failing to win voter approval for light rail projects, the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has embraced bus rapid transit as its linchpin service enhancement.
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With a surplus of expensive projects competing for a fixed amount of New Starts funding, fiscal pressures will favor small projects.
Read More →An emphasis on cash flow instead of profit margins has caused many coach operators to cut their prices to unhealthy levels. Focusing on safety, service and performance can help operators justify higher prices.
Read More →Amtrak could take some lessons from the nation's private motorcoach industry, which transports more passengers, more efficiently.
Read More →Transit agencies have their work cut out for them in making riders comfortable after terrorist scares.
Read More →Rail operating companies in the United Kingdom establish formal station adoption programs.
Read More →Road design, wet pavement and tire conditions factors in February 2003 motorcoach crash that killed seven.
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