NTSB recommends collison warning devices on new commercial vehicles

Article Abstract:

Information about the new standardization and implementation standards present by the National Transportation Safety Board is given. The board is asking the Department of transportation to implement collision prevention technology standards on all newly manufactured commercial vehicles to prevent collisions.

Traffic & Transport Mgmt NEC, Standards, Management, Transportation planning, Traffic safety, United States. Department of Transportation, United States. National Transportation Safety Board

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A commercial history of bus and rail transport

Article Abstract:

The profiles of the transportation industry equipment suppliers who have contributed enormously to the evolution of the industry are presented, with reference to the companies' advertisements and the milestones achieved.

Motor Vehicle Transport, Truck Transportation, Advertising, Advertising Activity, Railroads, Automotive transportation, Growth, Transportation, Automotive, Company growth

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Blue Bird express - durability, comfort and affordability

Article Abstract:

Unique features of the Blue Bird express - 40 to 45 foot coaches - are explained. A special reference to the price of the coach is made.

Product introduction, New Products/Services, Blue Bird Body Company Inc.

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