Tour operator restoring 1920 bus By Glenn Swain Restoring a vintage 1920s tour bus has become a labor of love for Herman Jones, owner of Mount Rushmore Tours in Rapid City, South Dakota. Jones first had the idea to restore an old bus back in 1970. Through the years Jones had refurbished a 1932 Ford […]
Doraville, GA-based H & W Tour, Inc. has been ordered by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to immediately cease all intrastate and interstate passenger service.
The FMCSA is inviting the public to comment on its draft strategic plan that will become a five-year guide to reducing bus and truck crashes, fatalities and injuries.
The Chicago Transit Authority has eliminated 54 non-union positions, including 26 manager-level positions.
On Tuesday the Tucson Unified School District has given the green light for the installation of video cameras in their vehicles.
The American Bus Association is pressing federal and state authorities to do a better job inspecting and regulating the nation’s bus industry.
The Federal Transit Administration has decided to partially release up to $65 million in subsidies to Miami-Dade Transit.
Former North Carolina State basketball player Lorenzo Charles died Monday afternoon in a bus crash on Interstate 40 just west of Raleigh, NC.
A series of physical attacks on three Washington, D.C. Metro bus drivers in one week has sparked calls for more police protection on vehicles.
The driver of a Houston METRO articulated bus was killed Thursday morning in a crash on Houston’s 288 South Freeway.