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ABA’s Marketplace Makes Successful Return to Live Event

“It was time for the industry to get back to business and we wanted to ensure we did that in the safest way possible,” said Peter Pantuso, ABA president & CEO. 
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A Message from ABA President Peter Pantuso Regarding Marketplace Safety

Marketplace attendees health and safety is our number 1 priority. We have put a number of protocols in place to attend Marketplace. 
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Driving Force: Top Hiring Tips from Operators

Here are some top hiring tips from operators around the industry. 
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ABA Announces COVID Protocols for 2022 Marketplace in Grapevine

COVID vaccines or a negative COVID test within 72 hours are required to attend Marketplace. 
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GroupsToday: Five Minutes With ... Clarence E. Cox, III

ABA's African American Motorcoach Council Chair Clarence E Cox III of Georgia Coach Lines was recently spotlighted in Groups Today. 
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Driving Force: Tips on How to Keep Drivers during the Slow Winter Months

The Driving Force put together some tips on how to retain drivers during this slower period and stay prepared for the spring. 
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Managing Difficult Passengers…It Begins Long Before the Trip!

When a disruptive situation occurs, there are quick assessments and actions that drivers must take to manage the risks posed by the unruly individuals and maintain the safe operation of the vehicle. 
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Managing Risk:  A “Road Map” to Profitability

For the majority of operators in the passenger transportation industry, it appears that the worst of the COVID-19 crisis is over, and business is beginning to pick up. However, the road to a full recovery is far from complete. 
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Does Motorcoach Company Culture Affect Hiring and Retaining Drivers?

We found that company culture does fundamentally impact recruiting and retaining drivers. 
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ABA Creates African American Motorcoach Council, Seeks Additional Industry Leaders to Step Forward

ABA created the African American Motorcoach Council after identifying a need among our black-owned motorcoach operator members to have a concentrated, unified voice and lobby on behalf of their businesses. 
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