Kobussen Trailways has been a family affair since 1938. The current owner Dan Kobussen, whose grandfather, Elwood Kobussen, founded the company, believes it is important to have family involved in the company. He says the Kaukauna Board of Education originally chose Elwood, also known as “Grandpa Goldie,” to transport out-of-town students to and from Kaukauna High School.
Brian Souter, chief executive officer of Stagecoach Group, Perth, UK, says he is more excited about the prospects for megabus.com.
Trailways president and CEO discusses the driving forces that have seen the transportation company through 75 hard-fought and successful years.
Visitors to New York City are enjoying a new experience called THE RIDE.
Motorcoach technicians and mechanics now have the opportunity to attend tuition-free service schools, thanks to Prevost.
Industry professionals are preparing for the American Public Transportation Association’s EXPO 2011, to be held October 3-5 in New Orleans.
Passengers of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Transit could be paying more in the future.
A proposed $183 million transportation hub for Anaheim, CA has an ally in Orange County transportation officials.
A lawsuit by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in Phoenix, AZ against Motor Coach Industries Inc. was tossed out by a U.S. District Court judge on Tuesday.
A bus transporting Korean church members hit a vehicle then slid off a highway near Pasadena, Calif., leaving the driver dead and 23 others injured.