Wrong about Bobb
It felt like my bosses would kill me (firing being too gentle).
We were meeting with a big customer who asked what I thought of…
Traveling the long and winding road of regulations
WASHINGTON About a dozen proposed federal rules, many of which will have “major” and “economically significant” effects for the motorcoach industry, are included on…
Trust me: If you’re gonna drive a bus, you oughta be rested
By Dave Millhouser
We were the masters of the quick turnaround.
Six buses had converged on the Skelly truck stop in Colorado…
By Dave Millhouser
It was a strangely alarming sight . . . the car ahead of us on a rural two lane appeared to…
Audit rips California PUC over limo, bus safety lapses
SACRAMENTO, Calif. Just over a year after a deadly fire focused new scrutiny on limousine safety in the state, a scathing new audit found…
Feds propose belt mandate for new buses
WASHINGTON In just over three years, all new motorcoaches sold in the U.S. will be equipped with lap-and-shoulder safety belts for passengers under a…
New York City takes title for having worst road rage
NEW YORK CITY — The Big Apple was the least courteous city for road rage this year, up from No. 3 last year, according to…
Greyhound Lines orders 50 Prevost X3-45 coaches
SAN FRANCISCO In a seismic shift of near-San Francisco proportions, Greyhound Lines has confirmed it has ordered 50 Prevost X3-45 coaches that it will…
Border delays worrisome to bus operators
Entering or leaving the United States at Canadian and Mexican border crossings can give motorcoach operators fits. And some operators worry the delays are hurting…
Organization is key to successful compliance review
Compliance Review: Two words that represent a major event in the life of most motorcoach companies.
Also, two words that operators are increasingly likely to…