James Wang: 4 things that are killing the bus industry
There are four things that are killing the motorcoach industry. Things that are literally still causing privately owned bus companies to close their doors, even…
MCI unveils zero-emission, battery-electric high-floor commuter coach
Motor Coach Industries (MCI) has unveiled D45 CRT CHARGE, a new zero-emission, battery-electric version of its popular high-floor commuter coach.
The D45 CRT CHARGE is…
Budget Truck and Auto GM gets wedding bus surprise
Keeping Budget Truck and Auto General Manager Aaron Polzin’s wedding bus wrap under wraps was no easy task.
Especially since his company did the work.
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John Hall’s Alaska celebrates 40th anniversary with special trip
John Hall’s Alaska is marking its 40th anniversary by recreating the 18-day trip that started the popular Alaska motorcoach touring operation.
“It shows people parts…
Bridgestone plans $550M expansion of tire plant
Bridgestone Americas has announced a major expansion and modernization of its Warren County, Tennessee, Truck and Bus Radial (TBR) Tire Plant, located in Morrison.
The…
Tom Wagner rejoins MCI, will continue legacy of Patricia Ziska
Tom Wagner has rejoined Motor Coach Industries (MCI) and will work alongside Patricia Ziska, Vice President of Private Sector Sales, who will retire at the…
Bus drivers win cash prizes in annual photo contest
One of the perks about being a motorcoach driver is visiting interesting and beautiful places. Fortunately, many drivers like to share those amazing views with…
Lancer VP’s love of music, baseball hit high note in Fenway Park appearance
Singing at historic Fenway Park was beyond the bucket list for Bob Crescenzo.
“I don’t know how to describe it, but it was just such…
UMA’s Ken Presley honored by VMA with public service award
Ken Presley’s work during the pandemic was a beacon of hope for many operators trying to figure out their next move. Many like Jason Quick…
DATTCO loans coaches for firefighter training
When an area fire department requested the use of two motorcoaches for training, the Connecticut transportation company DATTCO was happy to help out.
“They wanted…