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The program allows American Airlines customers traveling on Landline-operated motorcoaches from the Allentown/Bethlehem and Atlantic City areas to fly out of Philadelphia.
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On April 30, Ari Megaro was driving his bus when he observed a small boy on a foot-powered scooter riding on the sidewalk alongside his Line 12 bus. During the incident, he was not aware that seven-year-old Danny Eichberg has autism.
Read More →The course features 29 programs that comply with the latest FTA requirements for a Public Transit Agency Safety Plan.
Read More →Multi-million dollar claims, a crumbling stock market, insurance fraud and the effects of September 11 have elevated insurance premiums significantly. Find out how motorcoach operators can minimize risk and meet these new demands. Part 2 of 2.
Read More →Carrying more passengers than the rail and airline industries, the motorcoach industry annually carries 860 million passengers in the United States and Canada.
Read More →The key to maintenance optimization isn’t doing less work—it’s doing the right work at the right time on the right assets.
Read More →The campaign, including signs and posters that say “Respect is Mutual,” follows a 73% increase in assaults on operators this year compared to 2014.
Read More →Yes, the devastating Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have hurt the motorcoach business, but they’ve also created exciting new opportunities, says Dale Bunce, president of International Market Development.
Read More →Through public-private partnerships, both entities are able to service customers and diversify their businesses, while solving complicated transportation issues in the areas they serve.
Read More →In addition to electronic stability control, separate proposed regulations will introduce mandatory electronic logging devices for federally regulated motor carriers (trucks and buses) and their commercial drivers.
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