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Milwaukee transit drivers plan 'death march'

Milwaukee County Transit System bus drivers planned a so-called “Death March” Wednesday afternoon to show support for transit and to draw attention to proposed transit cuts that could leave 13,553 jobs inaccessible to public transit customers.

ElDorado National adds MaxxForce diesel engine for paratransit bus

ElDorado National has begun offering a 9.3-liter MaxxForce® diesel engine in its E-Z Rider II paratransit bus, giving bus fleets a new option in clean diesel power for the demanding duty cycles of public transportation.

Report: Number of workers using public transit slipped in 2010

A new report released by the U.S. Census Bureau shows Americans exercising their freedom to commute to work by car is increasing.

Riteway Bus Service changes operating name

Richfield, WI-based Riteway Bus Service has changed its operating name to GO Riteway Transportation Group.

ARBOC Specialty Vehicles formed

ARBOC Mobility and All American Specialty Vehicles have combined to form ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC.

FMCSA Motorcoach Safety Summit begins Friday

Motorcoach company owners, drivers, safety advocates, tour operators and elected officials convene in Washington, D.C. on Friday for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s national Motorcoach Safety Summit.

CPR training a life saver for Dipert Coaches owner

A patron at the Trail Dust Restaurant in Arlington, TX is full of gratitude that Autumn Dipert Brown and her family were in the same eatery July 24.

APTA: Transit saving passengers $830 this month

The American Public Transportation Association’s September Transit Savings Report shows people who switch from driving to public transit can save on average up to $830 this month.

CH Trading adds new leadership core

CH Trading Company, the exclusive distributor of the TEMSA global bus and coach line in the U.S., has added four key executives to its leadership team.

AZ federal judge: Reinstate transit program

A federal judge in Arizona has ordered a multi-million-dollar transit support program be reinstated because its elimination violates federal law.