CTTransit workers threatening strike
More than 750 mechanics and other workers for Connecticut Transit in Stamford, New Haven and Hartford are threatening to strike in January if a new contract is now approved this week.
More than 750 mechanics and other workers for Connecticut Transit in Stamford, New Haven and Hartford are threatening to strike in January if a new contract is now approved this week.
Days after a controversial bus ad alleging “Israeli war crimes” was rejected by Metro Transit in Seattle, ad supporters openly protested on Christmas Eve.
The American Public Transportation Association is seeking nominations for the 2011 Safety & Security Excellence Awards.
What’s being called the Holiday Blizzard of 2010 has caused havoc for bus operators in the Northeast.
A bus rammed into a truck parked on a single-lane desert road in southern Egypt Sunday, killing eight American tourists and injuring 21 others.
New York’s metropolitan Transportation Authority will soon institute a zero-tolerance policy for cell phone use by bus drivers.
In the wake of Seattle’s Metro Transit accepting a bus ad alleging “Israeli war crimes,” two groups on Tuesday vowed to run their own ads saying the Jewish state is the victim of terrorism.
The Chicago Transit Authority has received a $1.6 million grant from the federal government to use for shortening commuting times on its north-south crosstown trips.
Texas-based McDonald Transit Associates will begin running 18 bus routes in Colorado Springs beginning January 3.
Anne Ferro, administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, will be a keynote speaker at the United Motorcoach Association’s Motorcoach Expo next month in Tampa, FL.