Category: Industry News
HERSHEY, Pa. — The Museum of Bus Transportation’s 2017 Spring Fling will be held Saturday, June 3.
The FBI advises businesses to follow a number of self-protection strategies to avoid being a cybercrime victim. They include:
WASHINGTON — A coalition of 32 AFL-CIO member unions representing transportation workers has come out against a request by trucking companies that hair testing be…
WASHINGTON – The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has withdrawn its proposed rule to require states to establish yearly inspection programs for passenger-carrying commercial motor…
ROCHESTER, Minn. – A 5-year-old legal battle between Rochester City Lines (RCL) and the city over its public-transit bidding process recently turned in favor of…
We’ve all heard about businesses that are victims of cybercrime, but we never think it will happen to us.
WASHINGTON — More than 70 United Motorcoach Association members and staff greeted Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., with a standing ovation at UMA’s annual Capitol Hill…
VANCOUVER, B.C. — Canadian companies Charter Bus Lines and Traxx Coachlines merged in a private transaction with the assistance of Corporate Finance Associates. The terms…
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas will require intrastate commercial motor vehicles to use electronic logging devices to record duty status beginning Dec. 19, 2019, almost exactly…
DES PLAINES, Ill. – New Jersey Transit has agreed to proceed with the second year of its six-year contract with Motor Coach Industries for the…