New motorcoaches would for the first time be required to have lap-shoulder seat belts under a proposal announced Monday by Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. The plan affects large, tour-style buses ...

The bus involved in a fatal accident on the state Thruway in August is pictured during an investigation into the crash. Photo courtesy New York State Police via the National Transportation Safety ...

WASHINGTON — New tour buses and buses that provide service between cities must be equipped with seat belts starting in late 2016 under a federal rule issued Wednesday, a safety measure sought by ...

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- GOGO Charters, a leading provider of ground transportation services, today announced it will be adding 30 new motorcoaches to its national fleet. This ...

Motorcoaches of today are not your grandfather’s “buses”. Today’s motorcoaches are comfortable, smoother riding, and loaded with safety equipment. Seatbelts, traction control, tire pressure monitoring ...

Asking Congress to allow it to require new motorcoach companies to undergo a full safety audit before receiving operating authority is part of DOT's plan to ensure the industry is as safe as possible.

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) --Minnesota's transportation industry is looking for more federal help to get their livelihoods rolling again. Motorcoaches and transportation services that typically carry high ...

Americans took 631 million passenger trips by motorcoach in 2005, up 6.1% from the previous year, according to the American Bus Association's latest Motorcoach Census report. The ABA also found that ...

What is the best way to manage Alexandria's increasing motorcoach traffic within the Historic District? Is the potential revenue worth the aggravation in increased vehicular congestion and residential ...

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Bus drivers from across the country representing Motorcoach companies including Pennsylvania, are on their way to the nation's capital to rally. "Rolling for Awareness" is what ...

"Given our situation, we're anxious to launch (the 2006 models)," Foretravel president and CEO Lyle Reed said. "We're now prepared to increase production. We're going to basically restore Foretravel ...