Industry first? Operator loses account to driverless cars
By Lexi Tucker
Limousine, Charter & Tour
School principal focuses dissertation on driver shortage
By Debbie Curtis
FRANCESVILLE, Ind. — Transportation managers across the country are coping with a shortage of school bus drivers in various ways.
Prevost predicts strong 2018 with new equipment, services
SAINTE-CLAIRE, Quebec — Prevost is rolling into 2018 on a high note, with well-received recent product improvements and plans for new equipment and service features.
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There is more to see in Orlando than Disney, Universal
ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando is the most visited destination in the United States for a fun-damental reason: It’s a blast, definitely for kids, but also…
Motorcoach operators need to be on alert for cybercrimes
EAST GRAND FORKS, Minn. — The FedExs truck stops at the Triangle Coach Service shop almost daily, so the shop foreman didn’t give a second…
Limo companies expanding their fleets with motorcoaches
A growing number of limousine and livery companies are experiencing increased demand for larger vehicles, prompting many of them to add motorcoaches to their fleets…
USDOT to begin testing drivers for opioids
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Transportation announced that starting in January, drug testing for transportation workers – including bus drivers — would include four…
Maine operators launch campaign opposing transit deal
PORTLAND, Maine – Four Portland-area motorcoach operators have launched a campaign challenging a contract between the University of Southern Maine and a local transit agency…
Texas-style fun planned for 2018 UMA Expo After Party
SAN ANTONIO – People attending UMA Motorcoach Expo 2018 will be treated to an evening of Texas-style fun, food and culture at the Buckhorn Saloon…
San Antonio transportation: From oxcarts to motorcoaches
SAN ANTONIO – Today’s major cities tended to sprout along transportation corridors such as oceans, rivers and railroads.