Report: Transit funding influences employment numbers
A new report hints at a link between economic growth and investment in public transportation.
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Daimler Buses Taps DeHart for VP position
Kevin DeHart has been named Vice President of new motorcoach sales for Daimler Buses’ Setra brand.
Colossal storm wreaking havoc for transit users
From Dallas to Boston, transit passengers have been paralyzed by what’s being called a colossal winter storm.
New hires, buses proposed for Canada’s Grand River Transit
At least 57 employees and 19 buses could be part of the new expansion of Grand River Transit in Kitchener, ON, Canada.
Krystal Infinity buys assets of Krystal Koach
Orange County, CA-based Krystal Infinity has purchased nearly all of the assets of Krystal Koach, Inc.
Valley Metro unveils new bus routes
Bus passengers in the Phoenix, AZ area have two new bus routes to make it easier to get around town.
COTA offers free fares if snow emergency declared
The Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) in Columbus says it will provide free fares on all buses on all routes in the event a Level 2 or Level 3 snow emergency is declared.
FMCSA proposes on-board recorders for commercial bus companies
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is issuing a regulatory proposal that would require interstate commercial bus and truck companies to install electronic on-board recorders (EOBRs) to monitor a driver’s hours of service.
Toronto bus passengers urged not to take photos
The Toronto Transit Commission is urging riders to stop trying to get so-called gotcha moments showing wrongdoing.
‘Love the Bus’ program honors school bus drivers
School bus drivers will be honored in February during the American School Bus Council’s fourth annual “Love the Bus” program.