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The models covered by the distribution rights agreement were the Setra S 407 and S 417 motor coaches, introduced by Daimler in North America in 2003.
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BYD employs nearly 800 people in the U.S., a 20-fold increase since the company began operations in the country in 2013.
Read More →Will use software to directly manage safety, risk, and operational performance across all bus, paratransit, and rail services.
Read More →Overall, North American cities rank low compared to equivalent European or Asian cities due to the car-centric culture that exists today.
Read More →Rebranding of McDonald Transit and RDMT simplifies client interactions by immediately connecting clients to the parent company in North America.
Read More →As part of Trailways, it will be known as Harmon Brothers Trailways.
Read More →Users will be able to browse fare types, make payments, and receive mobile tickets — all within the same app they already use for real-time information and multimodal journey planning.
Read More →Through its subsidiaries, the company provides highly engineered products — from braking equipment to electronics to HVAC systems to doors — that can be found on virtually every passenger railcar, freight car, bus, and locomotive in North America and in more than 100 countries.
Read More →With over 25 years in business, Tolar arguably has the largest portfolio of transit shelters and related street furniture in North America.
Read More →Babcock Ranch, a new town under construction in Southwest Fla., will start running multiple Transdev-operated autonomous shuttles, with the long-range goal of working with Transdev to bring on-demand, mobility as a service options to nearly 50,000 residents.
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