Third generation of the Birnie family joins company
Kait Birnie, third generation of the Birnie family of Rome, NY, has joined Birnie Bus Service, Inc.
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FMCSA's Operation Quick Strike removed 52 bus companies from the road
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s FMCSA announced today that 52 bus companies and 340 vehicles were put out of business and removed from the road as a result of Operation Quick Strike.
Proterra named to Global Cleantech 100 list of most influential companies
Proterra was recently named to the Global Cleantech 100 list, which highlights the promise of private clean technology companies from around the world.
Continental to expand bus tire production at its largest tire plant worldwide
The international tire manufacturer and automotive supplier Continental announced plans to expand its truck and bus tire production facilities in Otrokovice.
ABC Companies to manufacture Alexander Dennis Enviro line at Nappanee
Assembly will take place at the ABC Companies refurbishment facility in Nappanee, IN, with the plan currently to begin production in Q4 2014.
NHTSA announces final rule for requiring seatbelts on motorcoaches
The NHTSA today issued a final rule requiring lap and shoulder seat belts for each passenger and driver seat on new motorcoaches; UMA also issued a statement.
Proterra announces new CFO and vice president of sales
Proterra Inc. recently announced the addition of Dave Rich as chief financial officer and Bill Fay as vice president of sales.
VIA introduces new fare collection technology
After weeks of outreach to its riders, VIA Metropolitan Transit, San Antonio, TX, is now installing the fare boxes that support its new E-Fare system.
Voith supplies fuel-efficient transmissions for Portland transit buses
70 buses equipped with Voith DIWA.5 automatic transmissions using fuel-saving SensoTop technology are bound for TriMet.
FMCSA orders "Bus Go Bus" to immediately cease all operations
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s FMCSA has ordered Philadelphia-based Bus Go Bus, Inc., to immediately cease all commercial operations.