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The purchase brings together FlixBus’ innovative global technology and shared mobility expertise with Greyhound’s iconic nationwide presence and experience, creating a company that will be better able to service the needs of intercity bus travelers in the U.S.
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On the latest episode of METROspectives, he also touches on Greyhound’s decision to cease Canadian operations, how FlixBus is continuing its growth in the U.S., and more.
Read More →Passengers will be traveling in top-of-the-line luxury coaches from Prevost. Just like the entire FlixBus network, this bus will be operated by a local bus partner — Alvand from Glendale, Calif.
Read More →Cash shortfalls will make the next four or five months a tumultuous time, particularly for scheduled bus lines with asset-intensive business models.
Read More →A new study on the intercity bus industry includes a stern warning: that a major carrier (or perhaps some combination of smaller carriers), could dramatically downsize service, or even shut down entirely this coming year if demand doesn’t rebound more rapidly than now anticipated.
Read More →With FlixBus continuing to grow, competition amongst the big three continues to increase, while operations are partnering to solve the first-, last-mile issues by leveraging technology.
Read More →Greyhound, Megabus, and FlixBus made notable strategic moves last year, with the latter launching service in 22 states.
Read More →The company also launched the world’s first E-Buses on long-distance lines in 2018 beginning in France and Germany.
Read More →The bright green buses will hit the streets of Manhattan on May 30, exactly one year after FlixBus entered the U.S.
Read More →El Paso-based Intermex Transportation will manage the daily operation of the buses, while FlixBus manages tech and marketing.
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