Capitol MetroRail garners healthy honor
Austin, TX-based Capitol MetroRail has been named the healthiest employers in central Texas by the Austin Business Journal.
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Innovative vehicles bridge the paratransit gap
Paratransit is the difference between being homebound or institutionalized and being able to live independently.
Driving Excellence: The Five Pillars
Seven years ago the Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority, Rochester, NY, was essentially in the tank. Facing a $27.7 million deficit, the inevitable threats of layoffs, service cuts and increased fares cast pallor over the organization like the sulfurous stench from Mordor, just thinking back on Lord of the Rings.
Like Frodo, the onus to set it right once and for all fell to the new CEO, Mark Aesch. His complete telling of his quest unfolds in his recently published book, Driving Excellence. It is every bit as harrowing and uplifting as the Hobbits’ adventure.
Family pride in every ride
Kobussen Trailways has been a family affair since 1938. The current owner Dan Kobussen, whose grandfather, Elwood Kobussen, founded the company, believes it is important to have family involved in the company. He says the Kaukauna Board of Education originally chose Elwood, also known as “Grandpa Goldie,” to transport out-of-town students to and from Kaukauna High School.
Megabus.com announces new options in North America
Brian Souter, chief executive officer of Stagecoach Group, Perth, UK, says he is more excited about the prospects for megabus.com.
Gale Ellsworth looks to the future
Trailways president and CEO discusses the driving forces that have seen the transportation company through 75 hard-fought and successful years.
The RIDE opens in The Big Apple
Visitors to New York City are enjoying a new experience called THE RIDE.
Prevost begins service school program
Motorcoach technicians and mechanics now have the opportunity to attend tuition-free service schools, thanks to Prevost.
APTA EXPO approaching
Industry professionals are preparing for the American Public Transportation Association’s EXPO 2011, to be held October 3-5 in New Orleans.
Golden Gate Transit users face yet another rate hike
Passengers of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Transit could be paying more in the future.