Idling laws drive bus operators to rethink trips to NYC
Costly fines and confusing rules are forcing out-of-state motorcoach companies to reconsider sending buses into New York City.
Robert Brisman is new chair of Trailways Board
Robert Brisman, President of West Point Trailways, was elected chair of the Trailways Board on Jan. 10 at the annual stockholders meeting in Nashville. Brisman…
6 bus associations gather in Connecticut
Bus and motorcoach industry associations gathered this week in Norwich, Connecticut to network and help each other promote success for all their members. The Spa…
BANY returns to historic Cooperstown for annual meeting
The Bus Association of New York is returning to historic Cooperstown, New York, for its annual meeting and marketplace.
The three-day event…
State associations work hard to raise support for CERTS Act
More than 180 U.S. representatives and senators have signed on as co-sponsors of the CERTS Act. State and regional motorcoach associations are playing a key…
Motorcoach Services Group begins selling electrostatic sprayers
The global pandemic has made electrostatic sprayers hard to find. The handheld device shaped like a gun shoots a spray of potent disinfectant that can…
BUS4NYC battling increased regulations and fees
NASHVILLE—Launched one year ago, BUS4NYC is making progress in addressing ticketing, parking and congestion pricing. There’s a lot at stake, since New York City’s regulations…
