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AAA: Commercial GPS Could Have Helped in Bus Crash
The commercial vehicle industry and officials talk about the use of commercial GPS and how it could have helped avoid the Long Island bus crash on April 8.
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Prevost to Sponsor ABA’s Bus Industry Safety Council
Prevost reached an agreement to sponsor the Bus Industry Safety Council (BISC) in the interest of advancing overall bus safety for all operators and bus and coach passengers.
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Martinez Confirmed to Lead FMCSA
ABA sends congratulations to new FMCSA Administrator Raymond Martinez.
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INL Wins Green Spirit Award for Transportation Program
The American Bus Association Environmental Committee has selected Idaho National Laboratory as a winner of the 2018 Green Spirit Award in the “special recognition” category.
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Leisure Group Travel: In the Driver’s Sea
Pete talks with Leisure Group Travel about the industry.
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American Bus Association to Host Annual Meeting in Baltimore in 2021
Baltimore Sun coverage of the ABA announcement that Baltimore will the 2021 host of ABA's Annual Meeting & Marketplace.
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Pete Pantuso Talks with Tourism Pros about the Industry
Pete Pantuso talks about the travel and tourism industry, his favorite places to visit and where we are headed.
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Cyclist Fatalities Addressed; Route Adherence Stressed, Crosstown Bike Lanes Suggested
For the first time since two cyclists were killed this past summer after being struck by charter buses, bus companies sat down with the community, elected officials, the city’s Department of Transportation (DOT) and the NYPD.
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DUI Conviction Not Enough to Get Bus Driver Banned from Job
Industry leaders interviewed on hiring requirements of the motorcoach industry after driver with a DUI 18 months before deadly accident was allowed to drive again.
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Professional Drivers Fear Job Loss to Robotic Vehicles
ABA's Peter Pantuso speaks with the Detriot News about the future of automated trucks and buses.
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