CH Bus Sales and Temsa gel for 2012
The Temsa bus and motorcoach brands belong to Temsa Global and runs in more than 40 markets worldwide including Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.
Jan 25 2012 | Posted in Motorcoach | Read More »
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Fires on the bus are a global concern
Statistics from the insurance sector show stricter requirements to install fire extinguishing systems in engine compartments can significantly reduce the number of total loss cases of fires in buses.
Jan 12 2012 | Posted in Motorcoach | Read More »
BUSRide Road Test: Early takers give high marks
The all-new 45-foot Setra ComfortClass S 407 unveiled one year ago by Daimler Buses North America, Greensboro, SC, has joined its sibling to offer operators a competitive choice in the Setra line, and one that is more suitable for commuter and line-haul service.
Jan 2 2012 | Posted in Motorcoach | Read More »
Transit comes to the Crow Nation
The new agency grows quickly to meet demand in Big Horn County By Oliver Hill Considering the high unemployment and poverty levels in the very rural Crow Nation, we badly needed a transit system. The subject had been under discussion for more than four years. The first two Crow Nation Transit minibuses began transporting passengers [...]
Dec 30 2011 | Posted in Transit | Read More »
The New Year brings new seating options
Freedman Seating, Chicago, IL, the family-owned seating manufacturing company for bus and truck markets, which Hyman Freedman founded over 100 years ago will introduce more new products and options in 2012 than any time in its 119-year history.
Dec 30 2011 | Posted in Motorcoach | Read More »
Metro Division 13 going green in design
Los Angeles residents can now begin picturing a new urban design transit facility going up on 7.1 acres of land near the historic downtown Union Station.
Dec 14 2011 | Posted in Transit | Read More »
The virtual experience is painless and productive
FAAC driver simulators improve performance and lower incident rates by David Hubbard FAAC entered the transit industry the day MTA New York City Transit (NYCT) recruited the company to adapt its simulator training concepts to train urban bus operators. The high degree of interactivity of the computer-generated imagery (CGI) intrigued the Department of Buses Safety [...]
Nov 4 2011 | Posted in Transit | Read More »
Valley Metro goes with NextRide
Valley Metro, Phoenix, AZ, has taken the guess work out of arrival times for its buses and light rail. The agency is installing new NextRide signs at each of its 7,465 bus stops and light rail stations through January 2012. The Valley Metro Customer Service says its call center receives more than 8,000 calls per [...]
Sep 5 2011 | Posted in Transit | Read More »
NJ Transit Access Link is in good hands
Operated under contract by First Transit, NJ Transit’s Access Link program offers transportation options for customers.
Aug 19 2011 | Posted in Transit | Read More »
Pace shifts paratransit riders to fixed route service
The fixed costs of transporting customers as opposed to fixed route service mitigate the unpredictable nature of costs to operate paratransit caused by its demand-based structure.
Jul 10 2011 | Posted in Transit | Read More »
