Matt Gray joins GNEMA board following Dennis King’s retirement
King Gray Coach Lines VP Matt Gray was appointed to the GNEMA board, succeeding retiring member Dennis King.
Category: Industry News
MMA members gather in Gettysburg to strengthen industry connections
The Maryland Motorcoach Association’s 2025 Showcase brought travel professionals together in Gettysburg to network, share ideas, and boost industry growth.
UMA’s Alan Thrasher dances to support Birmingham homeless shelter
UMA Chairman Alan Thrasher joins Dancing With the Stars of the Magic City to raise funds for First Light Shelter before EXPO 2026.
Prevost, IMG strengthen partnership to advance motorcoach safety and standards
Prevost and the International Motorcoach Group continue a longstanding partnership focused on improving safety, performance, and reliability across North America’s motorcoach industry.
New 40 Over 40 Legends video series spotlights Mike Waters
Brian Dickson, contributor to Bus & Motorcoach News, debuts a new video series honoring industry veterans with 40-plus years of service.
Minnesota Coaches acquires Spanier Bus, expands service in St. Cloud
Minnesota Coaches acquires family-run Spanier Bus Service, preserving local operations and drivers while expanding its school transportation presence across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
MCI appoints Remi Levesque as Canadian regional sales vice president
Motor Coach Industries (MCI) named Remi Levesque regional vice president for Canadian coach sales, highlighting his decade of technical expertise.
GNEMA adds leaders from Bailey Coach and My Limousine to board
GNEMA elects new board members from Bailey Coach and My Limousine Service at its annual Atlantic City meeting.
Martz Group captures first in GNEMA’s inaugural Driver Safety Competition
A Martz Group driver won first place in GNEMA’s inaugural driver safety contest, edging a competitor from Peter Pan Bus Lines by one point after challenging tests and obstacles.
GNEMA bus industry scholarships help 2 students with dream careers
GNEMA awards annual scholarships, helping Matthew Cesare and Shamika Hatchett pursue college dreams in forensic science and psychology.