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A device that uses ultrasonic sensors to detect objects in selected spaces is being installed in transit buses to keep the rear service doors from accidentally closing on passengers.
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A growing demand for old-fashioned trolleybuses is a result of the increased ridership they bring.
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Keeping 4,600 buses in working order requires a dynamic PM strategy that integrates OEM recommendations, regulatory requirements and performance indicators. Here’s how NYCT manages the task.
Read More →The supply agreement will cover buses manufactured in Europe, China and Mexico.
Read More →Andreas Strecker, a key player in Daimler’s EvoBus operation, has taken charge of DaimlerChrysler Commercial Buses North America, the company’s newly organized commercial bus division. He explains the strategy behind the consolidation.
Read More →Started in 1983 as a shuttle service with two minibuses, the business has since grown into a fleet of 26 coaches that provide charter service to more than 300,000 customers annually.
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After five years, Coach USA once again claims the top spot in METRO’s 16th Annual Survey, where 40-foot buses remain the dominant presence in fleet composition.
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