ABA: Motorcoaches a boon to SE Pennsylvania
The American Bus Association claims the economic impact of motorcoach travelers in southeastern Pennsylvania last year was more than $271 million.
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NJ governor signs school bus ad bill
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie endorsed a bill to allow advertisements on the outside of school buses.
Top of Utah may face service cuts
The Utah Transit Authority may soon cut more Top of Utah bus services by eliminating six routes in three counties.
President signs Diesel Emissions Reduction Act
On Tuesday President Obama endorsed the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act.
Foxwoods Casino shows motorcoach savvy
The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation is fully in tune with the tremendous role the motorcoach industry plays in bringing customers and vacationers to its Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, CT. The company demonstrates its industry savvy through its daily operation of four separate motorcoach segments so as to avoid any confusion.
Greyhound begins rural Maryland service
Greyhound and the Maryland Transit Administration have teamed up to provide service to rural communities in Northeastern Maryland and Delaware.
RedCoach adding Florida routes
RedCoach has added Daytona Beach and Jacksonville to its rapidly-growing business routes.
ABA Marketplace kicks off this weekend
Philadelphia will be awash this weekend with more than 3,000 group travel industry members for the American Bus Association’s Marketplace gathering.
Refurbishment center revitalizes Greyhound and Nappanee
Greyhound officials decided on a 110,000 square-foot facility in Nappanee, a small town of about 7,000 people southwest of Goshen to be the site for the Nappanee Bus Refurbishment Center.
KPS purchase gives MCI new life
KPS Capital Partners, New York, NY, announced in September it had taken controlling investment in MCII holdings, the parent company of Motor Coach Industries International (MCI), Schaumburg, IL. KPS has history investing in the transit industry. In 2002, KPS rescued Canada-based New Flyer, selling it in February 2004 with a 750-percent return on investment.