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The change in operations came as a natural result of Central Midlands being the last transportation system in the United States that was owned and operated by a private utility company.
Read More →Setra’s latest model coach, S417, was developed specifically for the North American market, where major growth has been seen for luxury motorcoaches.
Read More →Scotland-based transport group Stagecoach is to close or sell much of the Coach USA business it bought in 1999.
Read More →Reduced maintenance costs, longer service life and improved maneuverability are just a few of the things that make buses 31 to 38 feet more appealing to operators.
Read More →Fleet totals take a 15% dip in METRO’s 17th annual fleet survey, where average fleet size dropped by 41 buses.
Read More →With the nation's capital at his feet, CEO Richard A. White says the Washington Area Metropolitan Transit Authority has developed some cutting-edge strategies for disaster prevention, emergency response and asset protection.
Read More →Transit-oriented developments, specifically those involving light rail, can serve as a catalyst for reviving dead areas in American suburbs. Here's a look at how two have re-created their downtowns and revitalized their communities.
Read More →EXPO draws in record attendance and showcases the latest technology. Reauthorization and security are common themes at meeting.
Read More →Multi-million dollar claims, a crumbling stock market, insurance fraud and the effects of September 11 have elevated insurance premiums significantly. Find out how motorcoach operators can minimize risk and meet these new demands. Part 2 of 2.
Read More →Soothing music has helped curtail violence at suburban station.
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