Like many, Kyle DeVivo’s plans turned upside down in the past three months as a global pandemic has brought motorcoach travel to nearly a standstill.…
by Hal Mattern
NASHVILLE—Nearly two years after electronic logging devices (ELDs) became required equipment on motorcoaches, many operators have mixed feelings about the devices. While…
NASHVILLE—The federal government has postponed compliance with its entry-level driver training requirements, but the curriculum is available and is a valuable resource for new and…
NASHVILLE—Daimler Coaches returned to Motorcoach EXPO with its established Setra 417 but had plenty of new developments to discuss.
“I’ve learned more about the industry in these few days at EXPO than the last few months since I bought my business. I come from…
by Hal Mattern
NASHVILLE—Temsa North America, which took over sales of its Turkish-made motorcoaches in the U.S. after a legal dispute with its former distributor,…
NASHVILLE—The United Motorcoach Association’s newest initiative is designed to enhance professional development and address workforce shortages across the industry.
It was at UMA EXPO back in the ’80s when a knock boomed on Sully’s door. A large, unhappy man was in the hotel’s hall…
NASHVILLE—After two years of contraction in bus sales, Motor Coach Industries (MCI) foresees growth and is investing in the products and sales and service infrastructure…
NASVHILLE—Coach interior amenities, parts, service and technology were the highlights of Motorcoach EXPO for Van Hool and its North American distributor, ABC…