TSA recognizes safest transit agencies
The Transportation Security Administration is recognizing 17 rail and mass transit agencies that earned TSA’s highest rating of “Gold Standard” for building a strong security program.
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Lawmakers scheduled to meet on transportation bill
A day after House Republicans blocked the surface transportation bill, lawmakers were scheduled to meet on Wednesday to discuss a plan to move the bill forward.
MV Transportation relocates to Dallas
Fairfield, CA-based MV Transportation, Inc., a privately-owned passenger transportation contracting firm, will relocate its global headquarters to Dallas.
Indian Trails, Michigan Flyer unveil new Prevost H3-45s
Indian Trails of Owosso, Michigan, a family-owned intercity motorcoach carrier for over 100 years, recently acquired six new 2012Prevost H3-45 luxury motorcoaches.
61 escape bus fire near Hoover Dam
Some 61 people escaped a California tour bus without injury after a quick moving and destructive fire swept through the bus near the Hoover Dam.
RTC to install 150 new solar-powered transit shelters
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) announced on Thursday its plans to install 150 new solar-powered bus shelters throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
Matthews Buses signs pact with Bus and Coach America
Matthews Buses has entered into an agreement with Bus and Coach America to distribute and service their new North American motor coach products.
Greyhound brings ‘Express’ service to Lone Star State
On Wednesday Greyhound begins premium service to Texas with added routes between Dallas and Houston.
Judge: Megabus driver not guilty in fatal bridge crash
Megabus driver John Tomaszewski was found “not guilty” on Tuesday in connection with the 2010 crash on Onondaga Lake Parkway near Syracuse that killed four passengers on his bus.