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Road design, wet pavement and tire conditions factors in February 2003 motorcoach crash that killed seven.
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The award is determined by data tracked through the Performance Evaluation and Reward Criteria system.
Read More →In the wake of the 9/11 attacks and the recent London bombings, motorcoach operators are enhancing their security procedures. Increased federal funding would facilitate the process.
Read More →Carmen Daecher, dean of the UMA's Bus and Motorcoach Academy, expects that registration for the online classes will grow as word of mouth spreads.
Read More →The staff of the American Bus Association traveled by motorcoach from Washington, D.C. to New York City for the 2004 American Bus Marketplace.
Read More →Analysis compares consumer and societal costs associated with 20 trips between select U.S. city pairs on both Amtrak and scheduled intercity motorcoaches. Findings include motorcoaches average less than 25% of the cost to provide comparable Amtrak Service; and only two Amtrak lines generate enough revenue to cover operating and capital costs.
Read More →Many operators, such as the operator involved in a crash in Sherman, Texas in August 2008, continue to operate under new name or sometimes even the same name.
Read More →The biggest drop in sales was in the 40 to 45 foot group, which went from 15 sold in the second quarter of 2018 to 4 sold in the second quarter of 2019.
Read More →The biggest drop in sales came in the mid-sized bus (40 to 44 feet) dropping from 67 buses sold in 2020 to only three sold in the first quarter of 2021.
Read More →TA and Petro offers customers diesel and gasoline fueling services, full and quick-service restaurants, heavy truck maintenance services, 24-hour convenience stores, electronic communication (Wi-Fi) and other services — all within large, high traffic facilities.
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