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With several types of federal, state and local work available, from university and airport shuttle services to transporting military recruits, firefighters or those in need of medical services, government contract work is coveted by many motorcoach companies and is often used as a way to supplement day-to-day business.
Read More →A lack of job stability in the transit bus industry, as well as the textile industry that services the transit market, is a key reason three transit properties and their seat fabric supplier forged a bond that has proven to be mutually beneficial to all participants.
Read More →Bertha, a 40-foot CNG bus operated by Beach Cities Transit in Southern California, has become the centerpiece of the fleet.
Read More →The European company is swiftly increasing its footprint in the US and endeavors to become a household name.
Read More →State-of-the-art amenities include real-time information in oversized LED digital displays, closed-circuit 24/7 security cameras, enhanced security lighting, and light poles equipped with LED next bus arrival readers.
Read More →While Lamers prides itself on implementing new technology and programs to make travel better for its customers, that ideal is carried over by the work it puts into training drivers.
Read More →The company began operations in 1910 as a taxi service run by a husband and wife: Wayne and Cora Taylor. Cora Taylor was the first woman in Michigan to have a chauffeur’s license.
Read More →The Vehicle Innovation Center is a state-of-the-art manufacturing lab, featuring virtual reality learning spaces, driving simulators, and other interactive exhibits.
Read More →The core of the show are the appointments where buyers, who are bus owners and tour operators, come to meet with sellers, who are travel industry representatives from destination marketing organizations (cities, areas, states), attractions, restaurants, receptive operators, hotels and associate service suppliers.
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