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Verona, Italy, was the site of the Bus and Bus Business Show, held in December. This year the annual bus show was larger than in recent years, a reflection of the revitalized Italian bus market that it primarily serves.
Read More →To better assist regional employees working late night/early morning shifts, Danville Transit in Virginia began a demand-response bus service that is available at all hours.
Read More →Thanks to powers enjoyed by no other place in the United Kingdom, Scotland has stepped up investments in public transport. Both bus and rail upgrades are in the works and more are being contemplated.
Read More →Amtrak today launched its high-speed Acela Express service, running from Washington D.C. to New York to Boston.
Read More →The wages for transit bus operators in-creased .4% over the period from 1982 to 1997, compared to about 22% for other government sectors, says the Transportation Policy Institute of Rutgers University.
Read More →Hanoi is developing a new double elevated rail track system under a project announced by Vietnam Railways.
Read More →European transport ministers met to discuss responses to the continent’s worst energy crisis since the 1970s, but refrained from a EU-wide response to fuel tax relief.
Read More →September 16 marked the opening of Istanbul, Turkey's first metro, constructed by an Alstom-led consortium and its Turkish partners, Albayrak and Cengiz Insaat, for a total investment of $550 million.
Read More →The Optare Group unveiled its new Alero small bus.
Read More →The current proposal for a four-mile monorail system in Las Vegas is not without critics.
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