Branson tour operator hopeful gas prices will fall
Rob Jones is hoping gas prices stabilize and fall, knowing that the recent uptick in motorcoach tour business could be reversed.
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Hopeful Branson tour operator watching gas prices
Like many motorcoach tour company owners, Rob Jones is watching the upsurge in gas prices with great interest. Jones is hoping gas prices stabilize and fall, knowing that the recent uptick in motorcoach tour business could be reversed.
Republicans to redo House transportation bill
House Republicans are reworking Speaker John Boehner’s signature energy-infrastructure package to lower the price tag, shorten the duration and eliminate a controversial provision on transit funding.
VIA Metro Transit ridership gains for January
Overall ridership for San Antonio-based Via Transit increased by 10.07 percent for January 2012 over January 2011.
Stabbed CCT bus driver suspended, didn’t follow ‘protocol'
A Cobb Community Transit driver, stabbed while trying to break up a fight on his bus, has been suspended pending further investigation because he didn’t follow “protocol.”
Bing names new CEO for Detroit DOT
Mayor Dave Bing named a new CEO for the Detroit Department of Transportation and unveiled a new green bus fleet Wednesday at a bus terminal on the city’s east side.
COTA dedicates first passenger shelters
In February the Central Ohio Transit Authority unveiled its first bus shelters build on Capitol Square in Columbus.
$7.3 million approved for Chi-town BRT
More than $7.3 million in tax increment financing for a bus rapid transit line in downtown Chicago has been approved by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
APTA to host Wednesday conference call on transportation funding
The American Public Transit Association will conduct a media conference call on Wednesday at 11 a.m.
Long-time ABC Companies board member dies
Frederick Dunikoski, who served on ABC Companies’ Board of Directors for the past 24 years, has died.