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By definition, most transit bus drivers are high-risk workers, working late at night and alone.
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The California Air Resources Board (CARB) proposed amendments to the certification requirements for new heavy-duty diesel engines (HDDE) sold in the state in 2005 and 2006.
Read More →Talks between the United Motorcoach Association (UMA) and the American Bus Association (ABA) to create a joint industry association dissolved after the two could not come to an agreement on a unification plan.
Read More →Election Day saw more than a hotly contested presidential race. Transportation was the subject of several high profile ballot measures across the country.
Read More →Asian cities are undertaking major urban transit projects to mitigate congestion and pollution of enormous proportion.
Read More →Several organizations throughout the world are engaged in benchmarking public transport services.
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Many innovations that we celebrate as having profound implications for the industry’s future are simply reworked ideas from its rich past. That’s one important theme of Bill Luke’s new book, Bus Industry Chronicle: U.S. and Canadian Experiences.
Read More →Consolidation in the private bus industry brought new entries into our Top 50, and lowered the average fleet size by 23 buses.
Read More →Key figures behind the Transit Standards Consortium and the Society of Automotive Engineers comment on joint projects. Second of two parts.
Read More →New trainsets are part of the city’s huge rehab and revitalization of the subway. Design features are likely to be used on future metro car orders elsewhere.
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