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Each year, the association presents Awards of Excellence to deserving individuals within the Ontario motorcoach industry. These awards recognize and reward outstanding performance on the basis of safety and customer service.
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The new bus models will feature cleaner, greener diesel engine technology with the MaxxForce 13 engine that will comply with 2010 emissions regulations without the need to add urea.
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The motorcoach features Setra’s Ambiente seating, wireless internet, laptop connections and a rear galley.
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The new X3-45 motorcoaches from Prevost, are to be used on various intercity lines and will be delivered from February to July 2009.
Read More →Understanding the nature of threats is a good first step. Information sharing -- formally and informally -- loss and incident data collection, and analysis of past experience all play a role in determining what should be done to protect passengers.
Read More →Acting Chairman Rosenker highlighted the need for improvements in occupant protection systems, strengthened government oversight of operators and more rapid deployment of advanced motorcoach safety technologies.
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Chartrand Inc., a Montreal-area passenger transportation company, has purchased six Prevost H3-45 motorcoaches, each equipped with the new Volvo D13 Series engine.
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While motorcoach crash testing is underway, progress has been slow for proposed regulation of entry level training for commercial drivers. A rulemaking on electronic onboard recorders is also waiting in the wings.
Read More →“Byways,” a national motorcoach magazine, has declared that Pennsylvania has the most popular destinations in the country.
Read More →NYC to try seatless subway cars. Greyhound murder spurs call for tighter security. Public inquiry sparks motorcoach commuter service.
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