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First-time exhibitors made up about 30% of the total at the United Motorcoach Association's 2005 Expo, held in Las Vegas in late February. Tampa, Fla. will host next year's event.
Read More →Contact-less fare payment system would reduce the need for customers to carry cash or have the right denomination or currency to ride the system.
Read More →In a marketing campaign designed to appeal to younger riders, the Charleston (South Carolina) Area Regional Transportation Authority distributed “Born to Ride” temporary tattoos, offered free shuttle service to concerts and set up a Website.
Read More →A new DePaul University study predicts that premium bus services offering more spacious seating than regular coaches will spread around the country.
Read More →Multi-million dollar claims, a crumbling stock market, insurance fraud and the effects of September 11 have elevated insurance premiums significantly. Find out how motorcoach operators can minimize risk and meet these new demands. Part 2 of 2.
Read More →As a Cuban exile arriving in the U.S. in 1961, Raul Espinosa had nothing but his family, $10 in his pocket and a watch, as well as a minimal ability to speak English.
Read More →How the industry's most prominent development program in decades — NABI's lightweight composite bus — rose and fell, and its lessons for the rest. Part 1 of a two-part article.
Read More →The Metropolitan Transit System in San Diego holds educational meetings for the blind and visually impaired community.
Read More →Employing what he calls a "participatory" style of management, Soubry has rebranded his executive leadership team, devised a new company intranet system and is writing a weekly blog. Development of a training institute, technology management and the readying for the launch of the company's first hydrogen bus fleet are in the works.
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