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With the common goal of increasing ridership, transit agencies and bus seating manufacturers are working together to promote a safe, clean and comfortable ride.
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See how some operators are offering driver incentives, negotiating fuel contracts and reducing inventory to keep costs down and stay ahead of rising fuel and insurance rates.
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Ensuring safety and finding talented rail engineers were two of the challenges in building the Hiawatha light rail line in bus-dominated Minneapolis-St. Paul, says Joe Marie, assistant general manager of rail operations at Metro Transit. Competing with the private sector for operations and maintenance was another.
Read More →Members urged to lobby their lawmakers to change two elements of bill.
Read More →The 30-foot passenger bus cost $1 million and has a top speed of 45 mph.
Read More →California Bus Association rallies behind Schwarzenegger's worker's comp reform initiative.
Read More →Establishment of Blue Bird Coachworks is seen by the company as a big step towards growth of non-school bus business.
Read More →The incoming CEO has nearly 30 years of experience in senior management positions at Prevost Car Inc.
Read More →Association feels that the American public is "shortchanged" by the dollar amount allotted for public transportation in fiscal year 2005.
Read More →Active since the turn of the 20th Century, the Cyr family tradition of providing qualitycoach services is alive and kicking today at Cyr Bus Lines. Principles developed by founder Joh T. Cyr, often called the father of the American school bus, are still applied today.
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