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Fuel costs spike early with no simple solution

With bus and coach operators anticipating diesel fuel to be at an all-time high by summer, I had to wonder what everyone is doing to be ready for it.

Prevost Liaison 2.0 delivers connectivity

The road ahead for Prevost includes new models for niche markets.

Reliability Driven MCI sets course for business excellence

MCI unveils Coach Critical Parts program and still going green.

The solution to Utah’s growth challenges

Michael Allegra: When I look to the future for the Utah Transit Authority I see more bus rapid transit.

Medical Ambulance Bus easily accommodates patient volumes

Sartin conversions changing mass casualty transportation.

MCI providing full support to NHTSA investigation

Motor Coach Industries said it is providing its full support and cooperation to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in its investigation of whether drive shafts on the company’s MCI D-Series motorcoaches can dislodge while in operation and cause drivers to lose control.

S.O.B.—Save Our Bus

Mobile mechanics are the Lone Rangers of the bus industry.

MCI to guarantee Coach Critical parts shipped by next business day

Motor Coach Industries (MCI), Schaumburg, IL, is launching its first-ever Coach Critical parts guarantee, making parts deemed most essential to coach uptime available in stock to customers experiencing a coach-down situation.

Stallion Bus & Transit celebrates six years

Stallion Bus and Transit, Melville, NY, is celebrating its sixth year in the North American bus and coach industry and says it is continuing to push forward with its innovative approach.

Does this bus seat make me look fat?

This just in: The average weight of Americans has increased in the last 50 years, and it’s having an affect on the transit and motorcoach industry. As the butts of Americans get wider, the size of bus seating is also increasing.