Is the FTA Charter Rule still protecting private operators?
Pronto Corp. President and CEO Kumar Shah argues the Oregon Country Fair dispute raises Charter Rule questions.
Premier Transportation celebrates new Tri-Cities facility, expanding Northeast Tennessee motorcoach operations
Premier Transportation opened its Kingsport Tri-Cities facility, adding capacity to support charter service, maintenance and regional business growth.
Rustad Tours grows fleet as MCI partnership reaches four decades
Minnesota operator Rustad Tours expands its fleet with a new MCI motorcoach, reinforcing a 40-year partnership.
NiteTrain restores original brand, welcomes experienced leadership team after ownership transition
NiteTrain Coach revives its original brand, appoints former executives and renews focus on luxury entertainer transportation.
Prevost launches first photo contest celebrating owners’ travels and memorable adventures
Prevost invites customers to submit travel photos through Aug. 14 possible inclusion in the company’s 2027 calendar.
NAMO selects Florence, Kentucky, for 2027 Annual Convention and Marketplace event
NAMO will host its 2027 convention in Florence, Kentucky, featuring education, networking, exhibitors, and industry updates for motorcoach professionals.
Jefferson Lines expands Midwest bus service with new Iowa, Chicago connections
Jefferson Lines launches expanded routes linking Minneapolis, Des Moines and Chicago, improving Midwest travel and connections to eastern destinations.
Campbell Bus Lines celebrates delivery of milestone 100th Prevost coach
Family-owned Pennsylvania operator receives its 100th Prevost motorcoach, highlighting decades of growth, customer loyalty and partnership.
FMCSA registration center assists carriers with Motus, licensing and safety questions
FMCSA reminds motor carriers to use its registration contact center for Motus support, licensing assistance, medical programs and registration questions.
North Carolina bans third-party litigation funding in first-of-its-kind state law
North Carolina becomes first state to ban third-party litigation funding, a reform supporters say could help reduce claims costs and insurance premiums.