Report: Heavy bus production will rise in 2012
World heavy bus production is set to rise to a new record level in 2012, according to the authors of ‘The World Bus & Coach Manufacturing Industry’.
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Coach USA buys nine Coach America Inc. companies
Coach USA, Paramus, NJ, announced Monday that it has finished a deal to buy nine Coach America Inc. companies.
Veolia Transportation wins City of Modesto transit contract
In a unanimous vote the City of Modesto City Council awarded Veolia Transportation a five-year contract to operate the Modesto Area Express.
Transportation Secretary: $787 million to repair transit infrastructure
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood today announced $787 million for modernizing and replacing aging transit facilities.
Proterra's Goldman to address electrifying fleets at Plug-In 2012
Proterra will share its results from the adoption of its EcoRide™ buses at this year’s Plug-In 2012 Conference.
Police shut down four unlicensed NYC coaches
The New York Police Department decommissioned four unlicensed motorcoaches last week, the NY Daily News reports.
Veolia Transportation wins renewal contract in Butte County
The Butte County Association of Governments Board of Directors unanimously voted to award Veolia Transportation a new renewal contract.
Prevost stars in Canadian television commercial
Prevost is the star of a new television and print ad campaign developed by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
Chatham Area Transit selects Indra USA for dispatch technology
Indra says its solutions will soon provide CAT commuters with an enhanced transit experience with unprecedented efficiency and ridership safety.
NJ Transit deploys UV scanners for counterfeit tickets
NJ Transit and the NJTPD officials Monday unveiled new measures to avert the use of counterfeit tickets aboard trains, buses and light rail vehicles.