Traffic Mobility Review Board reviews congestion pricing proposals
NEW YORK, NY – The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Traffic Mobility Review Board, the group responsible for determining how much vehicles will be charged to…
FMCSA revises notice regarding 68 MPH speed limit
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has revised its speed limiter entry in the U.S. Department of Transportation’s September 2023 Significant…
Commercial Motor Vehicle Speed Limiters set at 68 MPH
Update: FMCSA revises notice regarding 68 MPH speed limit
In a notice of upcoming significant rulemakings, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)…
More consequences to speeding
As most company owners and management are aware, highway fatalities have been rising sharply on our nation’s highways in recent years. A major contributor to the sharp…
Protecting your marketplace from unfair competition
When the charter service protections were renegotiated in 2008, negotiators included a provision requiring any public transit desiring to perform specific charter service to notify…
Irizar’s Randy Wilcox honored for dedication to bus museum
For years, Randy Wilcox has been a tireless volunteer for the preservation of historical buses.
Wilcox, a member of AACA/Museum of Bus Transportation Board of…
UMA continues free process agent – aka BOC-3 – service
For more than five decades, the United Motorcoach Association has provided its Members free process agent service, otherwise known as the BOC-3.
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CBA meets with CARB regulators to address industry concerns
Representatives from the California Bus Association (CBA) will recently met with regulators from the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to address industry concerns.
The May…
New DOT rule allows oral fluid testing for drugs
The U.S. Department of Transportation has released a final rule approving oral fluid testing for drugs effective June 1.
Guidelines set by the U.S. Department…
Will the U.S. Supreme Court reel in the federal regulators?
What do herring fishermen and the motorcoach industry have in common when it comes to federal regulators? The answer is, a lot.
Like herring fishing…