Going Remains Slow at Megabus and Coach USA/Canada
PERTH, Scotland — Who would have thought “low fuel prices” would be such a lasting thorn for the bus industry?
That truism was borne out…
PERTH, Scotland — Who would have thought “low fuel prices” would be such a lasting thorn for the bus industry?
That truism was borne out…
Thousands of motorcoaches carry tourists from the U.S. to Canada each year. A few dozen of those buses, apparently, are turned around when border officers…
SAINTE-CLAIRE, Quebec — Prevost has promoted two veteran employees to lead new coach sales for the company’s newly created eastern and western regions.
The decision…
SAINTE-CLAIRE, Quebec — Prevost heads into 2017 with a roster of motorcoach product improvements that include a new electric fan drive cooling system expected to…
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. – The motorcoach industry in the South has been pitching in the help this fire-ravaged tourist area by donating funds to help…
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – The International Motorcoach Group has agreed to a five-year funding commitment to the SYTA Youth Foundation, which offers travel experiences and…
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A lawsuit alleging U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx performed little to no work for defunct Charlotte bus maker DesignLine will continue to…
ALEXANDRIA, Va.– Victor S. Parra, President and CEO of the United Motorcoach Association for nearly 19 years, says he “finally found a home” when he…
FAIRFAX. Va. — Jonathan T. Berzas, president and CEO of Fullington Trailways in Clearfield, Pa., takes over Jan. 1 as chairman of Trailways Transportation System…
FARIBAULT, Minn. — A steady economy, healthy operators and successful model launches produced another year of progress for Temsa motorcoaches in North America.
“We continue…