American Safety acquires Dixieland Tours, expanding regional fleet
Acquisition adds 21 buses, growing American Safety’s fleet beyond 400 vehicles and strengthening its presence in Gulf Coast hospitality transportation.
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Daimler Coaches opens Florida HQ, expands U.S. operations
New 43,000-square-foot facility boosts service capacity, parts distribution, and workforce growth while strengthening Mercedes-Benz Tourrider presence in America.
ABC Companies showcases 2026 Van Hool CX45, design lab at UMA
ABC Companies highlights the 2026 Van Hool CX45 and debuts an interactive design lab experience at UMA EXPO 2026.
UMA to officially announce Legislative Fly-In dates at EXPO
UMA will officially announce dates for its annual legislative fly-in, inviting industry leaders to advocate directly with lawmakers.
Fresh faces, familiar leaders named to TMCA 2026 board
The Tennessee Motorcoach Association names its 2026 board, highlighting leaders committed to advancing safety, advocacy, education, and member services.
Smith System launches Trainer Center to modernize fleet driver safety programs
New digital platform helps fleets manage trainer-led safety programs, digitize assessments, generate driver scorecards, and improve risk management outcomes.
Meet the influencers and journalists covering the 2026 UMA EXPO
A global team of journalists, creators and bus driver/influencers will deliver real-time coverage and behind-the-scenes stories from the 2026 UMA Motorcoach EXPO.
Busie, TDS launch nationwide direct charter booking platform on Bustickets.com
New partnership connects charter operators directly with travelers, eliminating brokers while streamlining booking, dispatch, payments and revenue growth.
Suzanne Thornburg elected chair of Trailways board
Suzanne Thornburg, president and CEO of Capital and Colonial Trailways, was elected chair of Trailways, succeeding Robert Brisman of West Point Trailways.
Hotel rooms fill as interest surges for 2026 UMA Motorcoach EXPO
Interest in the UMA Motorcoach EXPO surges, selling out multiple Birmingham hotels and prompting organizers to secure additional lodging for attendees.