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Greenlink service begins in Houston

Greenlink bus service, which began Monday in Houston, is a free service that will operate downtown.

Stefano makes ‘natural transition’ at Peter Pan

In mid-May Brian R. Stefano became the president and CFO of Peter Pan Bus Lines, marking the first time in the almost 80-year history of Peter Pan that a non-Picknelly family member will serve as the company’s president.

IntelliRide™ is a smart option

With the passage of the American Disabilities Act (ADA) most aspects of our society have become much more accessible to people with disabilities.

Arrow Stage Lines' refurbishment proves viable

Arrow Stage Lines, Omaha, NE, also has grown from meager but ambitious beginnings. Carl Busskohl founded his company in 1928 to work a mail contract between Norfolk, NE and Sioux City, IA.

RTC of Southern Nevada lends to a faster, cleaner and greener Las Vegas experience

In Las Vegas, a city known for its bright lights, stunning resorts, five-star restaurants, unsurpassed gaming and entertainment and world-class hospitality, public transportation can never be a run-of-the-mill bus run that stops every quarter-mile.

Knowledge is power and job security

Advanced electronics and digital technology is the new order for 21st century vehicle maintenance.

Motorcoach industry reacts to FMCSA crackdown

UMA’s Victor Parra sees the FMCSA’s crackdown today as a double-edge sword.

Coach America shutting down July 23

Dallas, TX-based Coach America Inc. will cease operations on July 23 and will lay off more than 70 employees.

BVT American showcases Branson

Motorcoach tours on the upswing By Glenn Swain Branson, MO has become one of the largest entertainment cites in the U.S. with more than eight million people a year traveling to the city to see more than 100 ongoing entertainment shows. In 2011 Branson was one of TripAdvisor’s Top 10 Great Places for Families to […]

Stagecoach agrees to buy nine Coach America businesses

England’s Stagecoach Group has agreed to buy nine Coach America businesses out of bankruptcy protection for $134 million to increase its Megabus network.