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With a fleet of nearly 150 buses, the Parking Spot faces daily challenges in moving its customers to and from a dozen airports across the country. Reducing extraneous trips helps to save fuel and keeping drivers happy minimizes costly turnover.
Read More →Celebrating its 10th anniversary, BusCon 2005 will unveil a new show theme — "Laser Focus" — to reflect its in-depth concentration on cutting-edge bus equipment and technology.
Read More →Oakland (Calif.) puts hydrogen-electric fuel-cell powered buses into revenue service.
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After twice failing to win voter approval for light rail projects, the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has embraced bus rapid transit as its linchpin service enhancement.
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More than 200 employees at the 440,000-square-foot maintenance center perform a wide range of bus repairs, rebuilds and restorations, helping to keep L.A. Metro's fleet of 2,500 buses in revenue service.
Read More →BusCon's 10th anniversary in Las Vegas offers a host of improvements and new features.
Read More →Bloomington, Columbus, Huntington and Muncie are among the cities being dropped by Greyhound, effective June 20.
Read More →Under the $219 million contract, improved real-time information will be provided to passengers waiting at 2,000 bus shelters around the city.
Read More →Deal represents 8th NABI bus order for Miami-Dade Transit since 2001.
Read More →AmericanStar, with 10 full size motorcoaches and 10 school buses, is seeing major growth in its military and school contracts.
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