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MTA New York City Transit holds on to the top spot, with nearly 4,500 buses, in METRO’s Transit Bus Fleet survey.
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Only a handful of transit agencies teach bus operators self-defense tactics such as blocks and kicks. The training reportedly empowers drivers while improving onboard safety.
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Every year since 1995, METRO has been the main sponsor of BusCon, a unique bus exposition for public and private operators.
Read More →Heat, heat and more heat are what keep operators in business during cold, sometimes freezing, winters. Here is some equipment to help keep buses running during a cold streak.
Read More →CTTransit is hoping to identify the next generation of transit vehicles through its testing of diesel-electric hybrid buses.
Read More →The hearings also discussed other bus service innovations.
Read More →The North County Transit District in Oceanside, Calif., will add 13 new SLF 200 low-floor buses fueled with compressed natural gas to its 159-bus fleet next month.
Read More →Queue jumpers are signal devices that give buses priority at intersections by permitting them to move ahead of other motorists in parallel lines.
Read More →Citizens Area Transit ordered 51 buses powered by the Cummins 195-horsepower B Gas Plus engines to replace aging CNG-powered buses in the fleet.
Read More →New buses, including a 40-foot low-floor transit bus, have already been prototyped, tested and are ready for the new assembly line in California.
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