And now a word about punitive damages
Punitive damages are monetary damages not necessarily for the benefit or compensation of the plaintiff.
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Busworld Kortrijk goes electric
Luc Glorieux founded the first exhibition exclusively for buses and coaches in the small west-Belgium city of Kortrijk in 1971.
MassDOT BusPlus+ equips private operators for regional service
Seven New England companies receive 31 MCI Commuter Coaches.
Active safety engages the Four Is
Further commercial vehicle safety improvement lies in integrating safety technologies.
Operators put Airtabs™ to the test
Vortex generators reduce wind resistance and aerodynamic drag to improve fuel economy.
BUSRide Road Test: The Van Hool TX unveiled
The improvements to the T2100 are enough to warrant a name change.
Comtrans offers a new view of Russia
While many of you were probably at BusCon in Chicago, I went in a completely different direction to Comtrans in Moscow.
New suspension and chassis means more power, reliability
Freightliner debuted its X-Ride suspension and S2C chassis at BusCon.
BRT builds from a plan with vision
Parsons Brinkerhoff’s Cliff Henke speaks to the aspects of successful Bus Rapid Transit planning.
BRT combines with Monterey Jazz
The JAZZ Bus Rapid Transit system is now operating after more than five years of planning, identifying funding sources, plus a year to construct and implement the project.