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Two days after assault and crash, wounded bus driver urges public to travel by bus
Read More →World Trade Center disaster could claim as many as 200 Port Authority employees
Read More →A federal appeals court on Friday ordered the Los Angeles MTA to buy hundreds of new buses to relieve overcrowding throughout Los Angeles County.
Read More →To improve passenger access to public transportation in New Jersey, 20 communities will receive free 20-passenger mini-buses.
Read More →More than seven million of Washington, D.C.'s, 22 million visitors last spring arrived in the city as part of a group that relied on chartered buses or motorcoaches.
Read More →The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded four designs for high-capacity buses in its National Bus Rapid Transit Vehicle Design Competition.
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METRO’s Top 100 Transit Bus Fleet survey shows 36% of industry scaling back fleet size. Despite a decrease of 526 buses, MTA New York City Transit is once again the headlining act for METRO’s annual Top 100 Transit Bus Fleets.
Read More →The Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority (RTS) in New York recently launched its Books on Buses program in an effort to become more connected with its community and encourage elementary school children to read.
Read More →Manaus, in the Brazilian state of Amazonas, will create a modern urban bus system compatible with the conditions in the tropical metropolis.
Read More →Rejecting an extensively research staff recommendation, the board of directors of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Agency (LACMTA) voted instead to buy up to 1070 more compressed-natural-gas-powered buses. The vote preserves a decision made last year to buy all alternatively fueled buses.
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