Four operators lose 21 motorcoaches, school buses in LA blaze
Four Southern California operators are figuring out what’s next after collectively losing 21 buses in a massive blaze.
Operator Chris Sanchez says he awoke…
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Master’s Touch Tours builds relationships, and business follows
The focus at Master’s Touch Tours is on their guests.
“None of us would be in business without the people. And so we try and…
Snapshots offer a glimpse of drivers’ Life on the Road
Our new Life on the Road series is intended to give Bus & Motorcoach News readers a glimpse into what the industry’s frontline workers…
Operators reconfigure buses to help during COVID-19 crisis
New Orleans operator pays it forward with relief supply run
Recently, the New Orleans Recreation Department decided to pay it forward to its counterpart in Lake Charles, a Louisiana community hit by two hurricanes —…
Operators share success stories, restart strategies, challenges and goals
A survey completed by 151 United Motorcoach Association members showed the collective focus during the pandemic has been on the financial side of their businesses,…
IMG welcomes Salt Lake City’s Le Bus
Le Bus, based in Salt Lake City, is the newest member of IMG, International Motorcoach Group.
“An outstanding third-generation family company,
Buses play a key role during inauguration in moving National Guard troops
Motorcoaches played a different essential role at President Joe Biden’s inauguration on Jan. 20. Instead of transporting groups to Washington, D.C., to celebrate the presidential…
Georgia motorcoach operator marks MLK Day with act of service
Clarence Cox likes to say that Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a day of service, not a day off.
He spent the holiday delivering…
Wisconsin motorcoach operator closed doors in 2020 — he’s not alone
Patrick Marks has been in the motorcoach industry for nearly 40 years, joining the Wisconsin company started by his father and building it into a…