Brookings Report: Jobs out of reach of mass transit
A new Brookings Institution study reveals just 30 percent of jobs are reachable using public transit, but nearly 70 percent of Americans live close to public transit.
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ABA raises $30,000 for tornado-ravaged Alabama
ABA members raised more than $30,000 to benefit the United Way of Alabama for the tornado-ravaged state.
Tour bus owner: Rogue driver stole vehicle
Days after a bus driver was arrested after a high-speed chase in Queens, the owner of the tour bus says the vehicle was taken without authorization.
CTTransit debuts articulated, hybrid-electric buses
Customers of Connecticut Transit now have a fleet of new state-of-the-art hybrid electric and articulated buses to ride on.
Millar: Transit terror threat remains
American Public Transportation Association President William Millar is calling on Congress to increase transit security funding.
Trailways union employees bused to meet reps
More than 5,000 Trailways union employees in Pennsylvania were bused to the state capital in Harrisburg on Tuesday to meet and rally in person with their state representatives.
Veolia, SmartDrive partner on high tech camera systems
Veolia and SmartDrive Systems have teamed up to install SmartDrive safety and eco-driving technology in more than 5,000 Veolia Transportation-operated vehicles nationwide.
Chicago tour bus driver charged with DUI in fatal accident
Chicago tour bus driver David Soto, 47, was charged with aggravated DUI in the death of 26-year-old Justyna Palka.
Malta buses face the end of the road
Before my recent visit to the small Mediterranean island of Malta, my colleagues advised me in advance to pay close attention to the iconic Maltese buses. Although they are being phased out of the public transportation system, they will certainly not be forgotten. Bus enthusiasts on a shopping spree in Valletta, the capital city and a UNESCO Heritage site itself, will be the first to spot the recurring motif of the bygone bus on postcards, key chains, refrigerator magnets and mouse pads, just to name a few of the souvenirs.