Canada offers $435 million for transit improvements

Funding is earmarked for GO Transit's rail network in the extended Greater Toronto Area as well as for the "Quick Start" phase of the York Region Rapid Transit Plan.

Committee issues Canada's intercity bus report

The Senate Committee's report suggests that in five years the government consider deregulation.

Transit funding gains public support in Canada

A CUTA survey shows 92% of urban Canadians agree that both the provincial and the federal governments should contribute to public transit in cities.

Canada gets new hours of service rules

The rules set new daily and weekly driving and work limits, as well as increase the minimum daily rest period for commercial drivers.

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FirstBus Canada will operate Ottawa bus service

Service includes wheelchair accessible public transportation.

Bus campaign promotes organ donor awareness

Transit buses in New York and other cities in the United States and Canada are featuring ads illustrating the importance of organ donation.

Training Drivers Without Using Manuals

Transit properties around the U.S. and Canada share training techniques that keep drivers interested.

Prevost recalls motorcoaches

Prevost Car Inc. voluntarily recalled certain coach models in the United States and Canada due to a defect that requires the installation of reinforcement brackets on the tag axle to prevent possible cracking and tag axle failure.

Motorcoach Census Finds Industry Carries 860 Million Passengers Annually

Carrying more passengers than the rail and airline industries, the motorcoach industry annually carries 860 million passengers in the United States and Canada.