First transit establishes partnership for the long haul

Article Abstract:

The benefits of the First TransitEs relationship with the Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority (MVRTA) like ease of oversight, networking opportunities, corporate purchasing agreement and other diverse and special services are mentioned. The constraints against the development of MVRTA programs are presented.

Alliances, partnerships, Bus Charter Service, Bus Charter Services, Charter Bus Industry, Transportation authorities, Alliances and partnerships, Charter bus services, First Transit Inc.

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Awake at the wheel: preventing motorcoach driver fatigue

Article Abstract:

The fatigue management techniques for drivers like good sleeping habits and scheduling practices are discussed. The efforts of operators in promoting hours-of-service rule so as to reduce fatigue for drivers and enhance safety are presented.

General services, Safety and security measures, Discipline, Prevention, Automobile driving, Motor vehicle driving, Fatigue, Bus drivers

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How to run a more cost-efficient motorcoach business

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A report is presented on how cost cutting is done in the motorcoach business in the U.S. Some of the ways in which costs are reduced are negotiating fuel contracts, reducing inventory, and charging prices based on expenses.

Reports, Carriages and carts, Carriages

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