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The first bus station in the nation to house bus lines from both the United States and Mexico opened for business in Texas.
Read More →High fuel prices and a tight labor market were a couple of the factors that brought Laidlaw Inc. to the brink of financial disaster and a suspension from the New York Stock Exchange.
Read More →The waning days of the Clinton Administration saw regulatory and legislative action that is likely to affect both the transit and motorcoach industries.
Read More →January 1 marked the day the first electric train ran along a newly electrified section of the Trans-Siberian railway, which will eventually link the two Koreas and Japan with Russia.
Read More →The Parisian Transport Authority (RATP) combined a self-propelled vehicle with a thermal and laser scanner to inspect its subway tunnels.
Read More →It seems that subway projects are only being implemented these days in developing countries in Eastern Europe and Asia, as the Western world says it can no longer afford them.
Read More →The X2000 high-speed train between Gothenburg, Sweden, and Copenhagen, Denmark, began service in January.
Read More →The Azienda Consorziale Transporti, a two-mile busway nearly completed for the transit system in Trieste, Italy, is powered by a contact line embedded in the road.
Read More →The Azienda Consorziale Transporti, a two-mile busway nearly completed for the transit system in Trieste, Italy, is powered by a contact line embedded in the road.
Read More →The total quality management (TQM) revolution has now been entrenched in the public transport community for several years now, long enough for people to start evaluating its effects on product and service quality.
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