Pegasus’ Pereira garners small business award
The Small Business Development Center at the University of Central Florida has named Pegasus Transportation President Fernando Pereira as the Small Business Person of the Year for North Florida.
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Lawmakers introduce sweeping bus, motorcoach safety bill
Pennsylvania lawmakers Bill Shuster and Tim Holden, along with Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson of Texas, introduced a bill in Congress Wednesday to improve passenger safety on U.S. buses and motorcoaches.
CTTransit adds 25 articulated buses
CTTransit added 25 new 60-foot “bendy buses” to the agency’s fleet for Greater New Haven and Stamford.
Fall from ‘pub crawl’ bus kills one, injures another
Massachusetts authorities are still investigating a case of two men falling from a moving bus after a day of beer drinking, leaving one dead and the other seriously injured.
Schumer: NTSB to investigate tour bus industry
Two lawmakers announced Sunday that the National Transportation Safety Board will launch a probe into the U.S. tour bus industry.
MCI hosting pre-owned sales open-houses, online auction
Motor Coach Industries is hosting three open houses at MCI Sales and Service Centers in April to sell pre-owned coaches. The first sale will be held April 5 in Blackwood, NJ. The April 13 sale will be held in Los Alamitos, CA near Los Angeles; the third will be held in Des Plaines, IL on […]
Starline Tours sued by disabled beauty pageant winners
One of the largest tour companies in Los Angeles is being sued by a group of wheelchair beauty pageant contestants for allegedly being refused tickets because of their disability.
WMU students using new Bronco Transit App
Western Michigan University students now have a mobile GPS application to track bus locations in real-time online on their computers, cell phones, iPads and iPods.
MD bill would OK bus camera footage for traffic tickets
If Maryland lawmakers have their way, local jurisdictions could issue $250 tickets to drivers caught breaking the law by using cameras installed on school buses.
NTSB: NY bus doing 78 before crash
the National Transportation Safety Board said the bus that crashed on March 12 in New York killing 15 people and injured 18 others was traveling 78 miles an hour when it crossed a paved shoulder and hit a roadside pole.