Without lifeline, DeCamp’s historic commuter service comes to an end
For 153 years, DeCamp Bus Lines has provided commuter service in New Jersey.
“We started with a horse and buggy providing service from Roseland to…
The Museum of Broadway opens in Times Square
The Museum of Broadway opened this week with a ribbon cutting. The highly anticipated museum, located in the heart of New York City’s Times Square…
BUS4NYC rep speaks up in public congestion mitigation hearing
The BUS4NYC Coalition, representing the interests of all bus and motorcoach companies entering New York City, testified during a virtual public hearing held by the…
NYC company turns bus into a Broadway theater on wheels
When tourists head to New York City, odds are good the trip will involve taking a bus to the theater. One company has combined the…
Increased enforcement of idling laws part of efforts to reduce pollution
Estimates say vehicle idling wastes six billion gallons of fuel annually.
Furthermore, exhaust fumes have been linked to asthma, cancer, cardiac disease, and other serious…
Meera Joshi departs FMCSA after a year
After less than a year at the helm of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), Meera Joshi is returning to New York City for…
NYC to require all-electric school buses by 2035
The 9,500 school buses operated across the five boroughs each day in New York City could be all-electric in 15 years.
The New York City…
Industry replies to ‘misguided’ call to ban tour buses from NYC
As many are working to bring tourism back to New York City, NYC powerbroker Kathryn Wylde’s call for the elimination of tour buses in the…
NYC to buy city’s largest school bus contractor
New York City has reached a deal to buy out the city’s largest school bus contractor, Reliant Transportation, in a bid to operate part of…
Lessons from how transits are protecting drivers
Bus and motorcoach drivers, particularly those running transit and commuter routes, are on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic, and they are constantly at…