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Women's group calls for the Los Angeles MTA to stop bus operators from banning breastfeeding on buses.
Read More →The plan will allow car-less customers to 'borrow' cars from spaces adjacent to bus and train stops.
Read More →The bus line, which currently services 50 cities in the state, is abandoning stops to cut costs.
Read More →Contract for 40-foot, low-floor models worth $21.5 million.
Read More →Peter Picknelly served Peter Pan Bus Lines for more than 50 years.
Read More →More than 60 commercial buses competed for attention on the BusCon show floor. Next year's event, its 10th anniversary, will take place in Las Vegas, Nov. 8 to 10.
Read More →Once all but dead, the privatization of fixed-route transit service has been on a steady incline since the mid-'80s. Will the trend of steady growth continue?
Read More →The new "Metro Liners" are 60-foot, low-floor articulated buses that will use a converted railway as an excutive bus lane.
Read More →TVs on UTA buses run local news and weather clips, ads and old TV shows, while one side of the screen shows a real-time travel bar that lets passengers know of the buses' progress and upcoming stops.
Read More →The transit industry was the "other" victorious party on Election Day.
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