Obama tricked-out coach rolls through Midwest
President Obama now has something in common with Cher, Lady Gaga, Sarah Palin, Tom Hanks, Josh Groban and The Rockettes.
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Packers fans win with Green Bay Metro Transit play
Green Bay Metro Transit has established four new routes on game days to serve Lambeau Field, Austin Straubel International Airport, along with residential and metro areas.
Study: Public transit forced to raise fares
A new report by the American Public Transportation Association finds that nearly 80 percent of public transit systems have already implemented fare increases or service cuts in 2010 or are considering them for the future because of flat or decreased local and/or regional funding.
Religious Group Trips to Branson, Missouri
Branson is the unlikely location of one of the most visited cities in the Midwest. Known as the “live music show capital of the world,” Branson is a faith group hotspot for its family atmosphere, award-winning gospel shows and natural beauty of t…
COTA sees ridership increase
An increasing number of people in the Columbus, OH area are using mass transit, according to the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA).
Altair to unveil hydraulic hybrid transit bus
Troy, MI-based Altair will unveil what the company calls the world’s first series hydraulic hybrid transit bus Sept. 7 at the company’s Troy headquarters.
Fort Lauderdale for Religious Tourists
Located on Florida’s southeastern seaboard, 38 miles north of Miami,Fort Lauderdale attracts tourists from all over the world with its subtropical climate. It’s famous for being one of the most popular spring break getaways in America, but there is…
Beaver County Transit Authority workers reject contract
Some 58 bus drivers, mechanics and service workers at Pennsylvania’s Beaver County Transit Authority have turned down the latest offer for a contract.
Clocking in could be reality for Boulder transit users
If the City of Boulder, CO can secure a $250,000 federal grant to put Wi-Fi in its 157 Regional Transportation District buses, local company employees could in the future “clock in” while being transported to work.
Praise pours in for fired NY bus driver
Media attention to the firing of a Nassau County, New York bus driver is fueling sympathy for him and criticism of the bus company who terminated him.