Construction begins on new stations for VIA Prímo
San Antonio-based VIA Metropolitan Transit has broken ground on the stations for VIA Prímo.
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First Transit providing employment opportunities for returning soldiers
Cincinnati based, First Transit, Inc. recently confirmed a partnership with the United States Army’s Partnership for Youth Success (PaYs) program.
APTA strongly opposes political committee proposal
The American Public Transportation Association opposes a proposal by the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee to divert $25 billion in dedicated fuels tax revenues from the Mass Transit Account.
Lawmakers unveil new transportation and jobs bill
On Tuesday House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman John L. Mica (R-FL) and Members of the Committee unveiled the American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Act.
Prevost holds private sector market share lead for 2011
The latest motorcoach industry report shows that Prevost holds the industry lead in market share for private sector coach sales in 2011.
APTA applauds House, Senate bills introduced
The American Public Transportation Association is pleased that the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and the U.S. Senate Banking Committee introduced multi-year bills to address the nation’s public transportation.
L.A. Metro board approves labor agreement
The Los Angeles Metro board of directors has approved a plan to help increase the number of workers from disadvantaged areas to be hired to work on the agency’s transit and road projects.
New Michigan Flyer luxury coaches on the road
Michigan Flyer is putting an all-new fleet of four luxury motorcoaches on the road this month.
Seegebrecht named to Navistar VP post
Navistar, Inc. today announced that Kathy Seegebrecht has been named vice president, marketing, for Navistar’s global bus division.
LaHood streamlining federal funds competition process
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood has proposed a significant change in the way major transit projects compete for federal funds.