School bus ad trend questioned by FAPT
Officials at the FAPT believe advertisements on school buses could cause potential safety and legal issues.
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Indian Trails driver named Operator of the Year
Luis Garcia, a motorcoach operator for Kalamazoo, MI-based Indian Trails, has won the title of Motor Coach Operator of the Year.
Report: Public transport relieves traffic backups
A new report by the Texas Transportation Institute shows public transportation relieves traffic congestion more than what was believed.
UMA Expo underway in Tampa
The United Motorcoach Association UMA Expo 2011 is underway in Tampa, FL.
ABA Marketplace produces 100,000 appointments
The American Bus Association says more than 100,000 appointments were conducted during its recent Marketplace gathering in Philadelphia.
High fuel prices bring savings for transit riders
According to the American Public Transportation Association’s monthly “Transit Savings Report,” transit riders are saving more than $800 a month, based on not using fuel and saving on monthly parking rates.
Carless in Seattle
Carla Saulter and her husband, Adam, do not own vehicles. The family has been car-free for nearly eight years.
CTTransit workers ratify three-year pact
More than 700 Connecticut Transit bus drivers and maintenance workers approved a new contract with management for a three-year contract that avoided a threatened strike.
Trailways chosen for MSNBC’s “Steel on Wheels” tour
Officials with MSNBC’s “The Dylan Ratigan Show” have selected Trailways to provide transportation for its ongoing “Steel on Wheels” national tour.
LaHood commends ABA, BISC for safety commitment
The American Bus Association and the Bus Industry Safety Council (BISC) have earned the praise of Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood.