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Missouri Democrat wants guns allowed on buses

Missouri Democratic Representative Ed Schieffer wants to make it possible for transit users in St. Louis and Kansas City to carry guns on public transportation.

Feds shut down Oklahoma’s Heartland Charters & Tours

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has declared Heartland Charters & Tours and its principals an imminent hazard to public safety.

Why did Foton America fold?

Earlier this week Foton America Bus Company announced it was closing its doors after five years of product design and development.

LaHood: $13.1 million to advance the adoption of green energy transit

U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood has earmarked $13.1 million in federal funding for 11 innovative research and demonstration projects under FTA’s National Fuel Cell Bus Program.

New report: More youths using transportation options

A new report just released by the CalPIRG Education Fund with Frontier Group shows Americans have been driving less since the middle of last decade.

COTA receives TSA’s Gold Standard Award

The Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) has received the Gold Standard Award for Excellence in Security from the federal Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

Prevost updates parts ordering and warranty websites

Prevost has updated its parts and ordering and warranty websites.

Proterra to exhibit and present at APTA Paratransit Conference

Proterra will take part in next month’s 2012 Bus & Paratransit Conference, hosted by the American Public Transportation Association (APTA).

IC Bus celebrates dealer achievements

IC Bus corporate executives and nearly 100 dealer executives recently gathered for the annual, two-day IC Bus Dealer Meeting in Orlando, Florida.

DOT awards major Busway contract as DEEP permit is approved

With the approval by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) of a wetlands permit for the New Britain-Hartford Busway, the Department of Transportation (DOT) today awarded the largest of the construction contracts to build the 9.4 mile bus rapid transit project.