Motor Coach Industries Recalls Nearly 16,000 Buses Over Safety Glass Issue
An issue with lower curb-view glass glazing is being addressed.
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Trans-Bridge Lines Announces Limited-Time Reduced One-Way Adult Fares
Fare reductions announced for select routes and stops between Pennsylvania and New York
New York City Reissues Charter-Bus Guidelines for the Holiday Season as Industry Raises Concerns Over Policy Consistency
New York City officials are reminding bus operators of long-standing regulations amidst idling controversy.
What Southwest Airlines Can Teach Ground Transportation Leaders
Drivers and vehicles — those are the two essential ingredients in our business. We take drivers and vehicles, and together, we move people. How do you build that from scratch?
Thanksgiving Travel Forecast and Beyond: More 50 plus Americans Open to Hitting the Road via Motorcoach Group Travel
ABA and AARP share insights on why more people aged 50 and older are turning to motorcoach travel to connect with family
Jefferson Lines Named “Operator of the Year” by the Minnesota Charter Bus Operator Association
Recognition Highlights Excellence in Customer Service, Operational Safety, and Industry Innovation.
Motorcoach Travel Generated $158 Billion in Economic Impact in 2024, New ABAF Report Shows
ABAF’s updated analysis underscores motorcoach travel as a major economic driver, fueling business growth, job creation, and community vitality in 2024.
From Busworld to the Factory Floor: Why It Matters for Operators
Innovation is about small improvements in process, design, and craftsmanship that make vehicles easier to run, service, and depend on.
Tariffs Reshape Motorcoach Buying Patterns as Pre-Owned Sales Surge 119% in Q3
The American Bus Association (ABA), the leading voice in North America’s motorcoach, charter bus, group travel and tourism industries, today announced the Third Quarter 2025 Motorcoach Builders Survey. The survey, […]
Four Key Developments Reshaping the U.S. Intercity Bus Network
The U.S. intercity bus system is in the midst of a quiet transformation — one shaped by city planning decisions, infrastructure investments, and the hard realities of operating a regional carrier in a post-pandemic world.