Washington fire sparks DPF recall
A forest fire 12 miles northeast of Goldendale, WA on Sept. 7 has lead to a suspension of a diesel particulate filter made by a California company.
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$51 million earmarked for Illinois transit
U.S. Department of Transportation grants totaling more than $51 million is headed to the state of Illinois to fund a number of transit projects.
Roberts Hawaii expansion continues
Roberts Hawaii, the Aloha State’s largest tour and transportation company, has added 25 Champion Challenger shuttle buses to its fleet of nearly 900 vehicles.
Thomas Built honors 2011 top dealers
Thomas Built Buses recognized its top dealers of the year at its annual dealer meeting in Greensboro, NC on Oct. 4.
Colorado blind center questions proposed transit cuts
Officials at the Colorado Center for the Blind are coordinating a grassroots effort in response to proposed transit cuts by Denver’s Regional Transportation District (RTD).
Voith Turbo opens CA hybrid power-train center
Voith Turbo has opened a new hybrid power-train development center near San Diego.
Mayor Emanuel: City employees must use public transit
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has a directive for all city employees: start using public transportation or explain why you can’t.
CTA cuts 200 jobs to ease budget woes
Facing a $277 million budget deficit, the Chicago Transit Authority will eliminated more than 200 positions and will review sick and vacation leave policies.
Flagstaff’s Mountain Line celebrates 10th anniversary
Mountain Line is marking its 10th anniversary as Flagstaff, Arizona’s transit system.
King County ‘War Crimes’ ad rejection upheld
A Washington State judge has upheld a decision by King County Transit officials to reject a bus ad that alleged Israeli war crimes.