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Motorcoach Operators Told to Submit Passenger Details Sooner as World Cup Travel Raises Border Demand
Bus and motorcoach operators are being urged to provide passenger information earlier as officials prepare for increased cross-border travel tied to the 2026 World Cup. Industry leaders say the expect...
NYC Rideshare App BLOC Promises Drivers Keep 100 Percent of Fares
A new rideshare competitor is preparing to launch in New York City with a model built around driver pay. The platform, BLOC, is introducing a no-commission structure where drivers keep the full fare i...
Motorcoach Operators Push to Revive White House Small Business Conference
Motorcoach operators are pushing to bring back a national small business conference that has not been held since 1995, arguing it would give operators and other small transportation businesses a stron...
Uber Pushes Into Travel, Shopping, and In-Car Orders with New App Features
Uber is expanding what its app does beyond rides, rolling out a set of new features that bring travel booking, food coordination, and on-demand shopping into one platform. The updates were announced a...
How AI Search Is Quietly Shifting Visibility of Motorcoach Bookings
AI-driven search is already changing how customers find and book motorcoach service, and it is starting to shift control away from operators. This is not just a visibility problem. It determines who o...
Pittsburgh Airport Pickup Layout Earns Uber Award for Faster Rideshare Connections
Pittsburgh International Airport earned Uber’s “Smartest Space Award” after changes to its new terminal rideshare pickup area made passenger pickup easier, safer, and faster. The award is part of Uber...
Miami-Dade Enforces Chauffeur Licensing Rules for For-Hire Drivers
Chauffeurs operating in Miami-Dade County must have a valid county-issued chauffeur registration before accepting trips. This applies across limousines, taxis, passenger carriers, jitneys, non-emergen...
DC Driverless Rideshare Legislation Sets Path for Autonomous Operations
Washington, D.C. has introduced legislation to establish a legal framework for driverless rideshare, moving the city toward autonomous operations after years of delay tied to an unfinished report from...
Bus Driver Hiring Changes in Illinois Are Stabilizing the Workforce
Bus driver shortages that started during the COVID-19 pandemic are still affecting parts of the country, but in Illinois, hiring changes and policy adjustments are starting to stabilize the workforce....