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Intends to reduce rail accidents caused by human error.
Read More →At the UMA Motorcoach Expo in San Francisco, MCI commemorated the building of its first coach in 1933.
Read More →ABA, UMA provide info and resources for ‘science-driven’ proposal.
Read More →The ABA, UMA and NTA all agree that a new $50 trip 'permit fee' for motorcoaches visiting Washington, D.C., longer than six days would greatly hurt both operators and tourism in the area.
Read More →Carmen Daecher, dean of the UMA's Bus and Motorcoach Academy, expects that registration for the online classes will grow as word of mouth spreads.
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Vehicles will be equipped with Detroit Diesel's EPA-compliant engines.
Read More →Electronically controlled pneumatic brake systems are capable of preventing derailments and shortening stopping distances.
Read More →Recently appointed Associate Administrator for Rail Safety for the FRA Jo Strang talks about the introduction of crash energy management, reducing human errors and the changing landscape of U.S. rail safety.
Read More →Vehicle work will include overhaul of operator controls, pneumatic braking system, trucks, HVAC and door operator system.
Read More →Human factors account for 38% of total railroad accidents.
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