by Heather Larson
John Bailey has always put service above self. That’s one of the mottos of the Rotary Club and one he follows closely…
On its first day of service in the first U.S. deployment of an autonomous shuttle carrying passengers in live traffic, the vehicle cruising downtown Las…
by Peter Corbett
Planning vacations in the age of climate change has spawned yet another decision for eco-friendly travelers: What’s the cleanest and greenest way…
UMA pursues preservation of charter bus exemption
On July 29, the United Motorcoach Association filed comments with the National Park Service regarding their current proposal…
by Joanne Cleaver
Everything was routine in February as a Lakefront Lines bus traveled across Ohio—until it wasn’t.
For more than a year, blue-and-gold shuttles have been autonomously navigating a short one-mile route on the University of Michigan’s North Campus in Ann Arbor,…
How well are the charter and tour industries making travel accessible to people with disabilities? There may be room for improvement, said Laurel Van Horn,…
National forecasters are predicting a “near-normal Atlantic hurricane season” this year. When it comes to hurricanes, however, “normal” is not necessarily good news–that category could…
Tipping apps have become the rage in the service industry, being used by everyone from hairdressers and nail technicians to musicians and massage therapists. They’re…
by Hal Mattern
Car dealers have been selling certified pre-owned vehicles for years, giving buyers the choice of acquiring late-model autos with warranties and other…