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BloombergLaw: Nursing Worker Protections to Expand as Carveouts Rattle Nerves
“Many of our passengers connect with airlines or they connect with trains or they connect with other bus systems. If they’re charter they’re scheduled to be at a theater at a certain time for tickets,” he said.
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MassTransit: Busworld to make U.S. debut in Detroit in February 2023
“Let’s have a wonderful event together with the whole sector! Let’s experience the latest products, let’s exchange information and let’s network
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Fox56: Martz Bus to Revitalize Tour Business in 2023
Peter J. Pantuso, president and CEO of the American Bus Association, said the increased interest in bus travel is occurring throughout the industry.
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LeisureGroupTravel: Titans of Tourism
After more than two long years of challenges, motorcoach and packaged travel are back, albeit with some significant changes.
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NorthNJ.Com: As N.Y.C. Targets Migrant Busing, Local Bus Companies Allege Harassment
“We are now hearing daily from our operators of unwarranted inspections to the point of harassment,” Pantuso wrote. “This initiative appears to be unfairly singling out the bus/motorcoach industry, putting this key mode of transportation at a competitive disadvantage to
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GroupTour: American Bus Association Brings Tour Operators, Suppliers, and Associates Together
Group Tour Magazine spoke with ABA Communications VP Melanie Hinton about how ABA helps members grow their business.
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WQOW-TV: Bus Companies Get Creative to Make up for Ongoing School Bus Driver Shortage
It's a problem that school districts across the country are facing due to bus drivers leaving their jobs.
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SmartCitiesDive: Intercity Bus Lines See Encouraging Signs as Riders Return
While ridership remains below pre-pandemic levels, experts see a “sustained recovery” and opportunities for expansion ahead.
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DeSotoTimes-Tribune: Horn Lake Bus Company Back on its Feet with New Facility after Two Years
“They bailed out AMTRAk. They bailed out General Motors. They bailed out the airlines. But they didn’t do anything to help the motor coach companies,” Walker said.
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Chauffeur Driving: ABA Councils Hold Safety and Maintenance Meetings
With driver recruitment a challenge for all vertical industries, a highlight of the BISC meeting was a panel discussion entitled Checking In with Driving Force, Recruiting New Motorcoach Drivers, and Addressing Driver Shortage.
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