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Recently unveiled legislation proposes a sales tax of up to a half-cent, to fund a transit authority that would take over the bus system and restore previously cut service.
Read More →Fifty percent of riders listen to music or read to intentionally avoid social interaction, according to the study. Seating adjustments could help foster conversation.
Read More →Many organizations within the motorcoach industry have already made sizeable donations to aid Haiti, including the United Motorcoach Association and the American Bus Association.
Read More →Agency staff said it concluded that witnesses who said the signal appeared to be green were not reliable. Board is continuing to discuss the findings.
Read More →Consolidating all of its Product Support functions for all brands under Daimler Buses Product Support, headed by Steve Batho, vice president, product support.
Read More →Organizations — and particularly mass transportation systems where many people pass through daily — need to be ready to combat and help prevent the further spread of both flu viruses this winter and spring, urges Clorox.
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The proposed new stops will utilize sustainable materials and feature passenger-friendly maps and timetables and improved amenities. All stops will also be equipped with GPS-based technology to provide different kinds of real-time schedule information to waiting passengers.
Read More →Agreement for the acquisition of the transmission and distribution business, comes as a result of negotiations that started on Nov. 30, 2009, and after the completion of the consultation of the relevant employee representatives.
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The locomotives are intended for passenger service in Hungary as well as for cross-border transport to Austria and Germany.
Read More →Only those living within three-quarters of a mile of Lorain County Transit’s remaining two fixed routes will still have service. The Chronicle Telegram talks with riders affected by the cuts.
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