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By Clayton CollinsThe Christian Science Monitor

BOSTON to NEW YORK — On I-84 east of Hartford, Conn., the late-morning traffic is light on a…

WASHINGTON – The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which has been operating with acting administrators for the past two months, will get a new top…

WASHINGTON — The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has appointed five physicians to look over a range of medical issues that affect commercial bus and…

WASHINGTON – After more than a decade of effort, including a few missteps, the motorcoach industry has finally become exempt from axle-weight limits on the…

With 2006 only days away, myriad challenges are facing the motorcoach industry, ranging from high diesel fuel prices, to unfair competition from public transit agencies,…

DALLAS — Two investigations into the bus fire that killed nearly two-dozen elderly nursing home residents who were fleeing Houston in advance of Hurricane Rita…

NEW ORLEANS – For the third time in five years, the North American motorcoach industry has been dealt a devastating blow.

The travel slowdown…

NEW ORLEANS – For the third time in five years, the North American motorcoach industry has been dealt a devastating blow.

The travel slowdown…

WASHINGTON – The thorny issue of whether the federal government should establish a national registry of individuals certified to perform medical examinations for commercial vehicle…

WASHINGTON – The thorny issue of whether the federal government should establish a national registry of individuals certified to perform medical examinations for commercial vehicle…