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WASHINGTON – Phone calls, letters, e-mails and tweets still don’t beat the communication value of a handshake and eyeball-to-eyeball contact.

After visiting their senators…

In today’s compliance and safety game, there are no checked swings, do-overs, “gimme” putts, or mulligans. Ties do not go to the runner.

If…

Note: The U.S. Department of Transportation marked the 100th anniversary of intercity bus travel last month at an outdoor ceremony in Washington, D.C. Following…

FMCSA’s Ferro seeks more agency clout

WASHINGTON – Appearing before a Senate subcommittee last month, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Administrator Anne Ferro urged…

The smallest are worst off

Special Report

WASHINGTON – Operation Quick Strike punched one-way tickets to oblivion for 45 of the motorcoach companies it…

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Critical policies and issues being debated in Congress as part of the next federal highway and public transportation law will be among…

By Dave Millhouser

Those of you who are regular readers of this column may not be surprised to learn that I graduated bottom man…

BOSTON – Fung Wah Bus Transportation, the once-popular curbside Chinatown carrier shut down last year by federal regulators for repeated safety violations, has lost its…

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration announced its intent last month to classify four versions of synthetic marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug and…

LOS ANGELES — Federal regulators ordered a bus company based here to immediately cease operations because of widespread safety violations, including running buses for companies…