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FMCSA and TSA among high-profile government agencies contributing to show events.
Read More →Impasse in negotiations leads to joint agreement to end consolidation of two largest motorcoach associations.
Read More →Dissolution announced in August, three months after groups voted overwhelmingly to unify.
Read More →Members of both motorcoach assocations vote overwhelmingly in favor of merger.
Read More →Two largest motorcoach associations will become one, but questions remain.
Read More →Association unification reduces redundancy, enhances industry voice.
Read More →Staffs of the American Bus Association and the United Motorcoach Association met last March in Washington, D.C.
Read More →The meeting comes at a time when potential unification of the two associations is being considered.
Read More →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 →Motorcoach associations will vote on their future in March.
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