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The system allows transit providers to track and coordinate buses, trolleys and other mass transit vehicles, while also allowing passengers to reserve rides from dedicated telephones or kiosks.
Read More →Currently, buses have only three minutes to idle on city streets, and must load and unload passengers in the time frame.
Read More →The E-Z Rider II, Altoona tested for a 12-year/500,000 mile life cycle, is produced in 30-foot and 35-foot lengths.
Read More →Orders were placed for new buses purchased by Connecticut Department of Transportation, Detroit Department of Transportation, GO Transit and Oahu Transit.
Read More →The new buses, powered by a Cummins ISB02 engine and an Allison transmission, were purchased to spearhead Reno's downtown service.
Read More →The new buses, powered by a Cummins ISB02 engine and an Allison transmission, were purchased to spearhead Reno's downtown service.
Read More →The intercity bus industry reaches 91% (75 million) of the rural population and serves as the sole mode for 15 million people.
Read More →The agency was awarded a grant for its Regional Express Bus System by the U.S. DOT.
Read More →Six XCEL 102 buses were received by two agencies.
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The wiring harness of old is giving way to highly sophisticated signal-distributing systems that can pinpoint electrical problems, reduce current loads and increase system reliability. Only the name is a hindrance.
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