APTA honors North American winners
The 2010 American Public Transportation Association’s annual awards honoring individuals and public transportation systems that have shown leadership and advanced transit in North America are announced.
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Bomb-like device could be linked to Phoenix transit lockout
Phoenix, AZ authorities are still investigating a bomb threat that could be linked to the lockout of transit workers by Veolia Transit Services in Phoenix.
Spokane Transit Authority looking for public input on proposed cuts
Spokane, WA residents who use the city’s transit system will soon have nine bus routes cut and over a dozen other redesigned.
APTA announces AdWheel Award winners
The American Public Transportation Association has announced the winner of their annual AdWheel Awards.
Veolia Transportation Services locks out Phoenix union employees
More than 60 union transit employees in Phoenix, AZ were locked out of work at 12:01 a.m. Monday morning by Veolia Transportation Services after collective-bargaining talks came to a stalemate at Sunday night’s 11:59 p.m. deadline.
KPS Capital completes controlling investment in MCI
KPS Capital Partners, LP (KPS), New York, NY, announced September 20, its completion of a controlling investment in MCII Holdings, Inc., the parent company of MCI.
Ray Land, Fabulous Coach Lines, ranks among America’s Best Young Entrepreneurs 2010
Raymon Land III, owner of Fabulous Coaches, Branford, FL, has been named a finalist in Businessweek’s sixth annual search for America’s best young entrepreneurs.
Automotive Lift Institute answers FAQs on certification
The Automotive Lift Institute (ALI), a nationally accredited standards development organization, is an association comprised of responsible automotive lifts manufacturers advances the cause of automotive lift safety in the service and repair industry.
Bring cameras and video into the injury investigation
Cameras are growing increasingly pervasive in today’s society and now include cell phone cameras, security cameras, intersection/red light cameras and video recorders that capture entire segments of time.
Success goes unmarked
Relying on work habits engrained since childhood and working weekend auctions with his father, Royal Excursions founder Shannon Kaser took a calculated gamble on the transportation business in 1998. Seeing his operation as more than a taxi or limo service, Kaser chose the name to denote a more dynamic style of transportation. Twelve years later Kaser believes he has nailed the concept with his most recent purchase of three all black, unmarked motorcoaches, two of which are 2010 Van Hool C2045Es.