Category: Operator News
NTSB determines driver acted “reasonably” in Biloxi train crash
by Rick Stoff
WASHINGTON—CSC Transportation and the city of Biloxi long ignored railroad grade crossings that presented grounding hazards for long, low commercial vehicles. Failure…
Change Agent, Part 2: Michael Giddens turns to technology for growth
This is the second of three stories of young “change agents” seeking to move the industry forward through innovations of various sorts.
Pacific Coachways…
Limousine Luxury Transitions to Motorcoaches
Matthew Strack, CEO of Strack Ground Transportation based in Southern California, got into luxury transportation by accident, but into motorcoaches by intention.
Going to the fair? AmericanStar Trailways turns state fair shuttle into a brand builder
Shuttling folks to the California Mid State Fair has become an annual tradition for AmericanStar Trailways.
Seeing a need, AmericanStar began offering the service…
Royal Star Hawaii Continues with Expansion
United Motorcoach Association member Royal Star Hawaii (www.royalstarhawaii.com) is expanding its fleet and…
Younger generations are crucial to business longevity
SAN ANTONIO — Understanding generational differences in beliefs and values is a key to successful interactions with employees, customers and the children who may run…
Regulator commends industry safety
SAN ANTONIO — The country’s top motor carrier enforcement officer complimented the motorcoach industry for its recent safety performance but stressed that there is still…
Battery powered buses are electrifying the industry
SAN ANTONIO — Advances in battery capacity and global commercialization have brought a surge of electrical energy to the bus and motorcoach industry.
At Motorcoach…