Secretary LaHood celebrates new Bus Rapid Transit Service in Monterey
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood last week attended the grand opening of the first completed high-tech bus shelter on the new Monterey-Salinas Transit JAZZ BRT line.
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NTSB releases 2013 Most Wanted List
The National Transportation Safety Board today released its 2013 Most Wanted List, with six of the 10 issues focusing on highway travel.
Stertil-Koni wins bid for CTA lifts
Stertil-Koni, manufacturer of heavy duty vehicle lifts, this week announced that it has been awarded a major competitive bid with the Chicago Transit Authority.
Skål International USA reaches management agreement with ABA
The American Bus Association and Skål International USA announced an agreement on a management contract for the day-to-day operations of SIUSA for 2012 and 2013.
Voters approve nearly 70 percent of transit ballot measures
These numbers reflect a long-term trend – since the year 2000, more than 70 percent of public transit ballot measures have successfully passed.
Prevost offers 2013 service school program
Prevost is offering motorcoach technicians and mechanics the opportunity to attend tuition-free service schools again this year.
NY MTA prepares for Hurricane Sandy
The New York City MTA is monitoring the progress of Hurricane Sandy and taking necessary precautions to protect its transportation network.
Complete Coach Works announces "Maxxforce RPM Tour"
The Maxxforce 9 Engine powered demo bus that Complete Coach Works has remanufactured into a nearly new condition continues to make industry heads turn with each stop it makes.
DOT agrees to audit CSA system after congressional request
The Department of Transportation has agreed to audit the FMCSA’s Compliance, Safety, Accountability system after concerns were raised by legislators.
One dead, others injured in Arizona motorcoach crash
One person died and others were injured Friday night when a Silver State Trailways bus crashed on its way from the Grand Canyon to Nevada, the Arizona Republic reports.