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Georgia suspends its 37.3-cent diesel tax through October 29. Learn what the temporary fuel relief and truck weight provisions mean for drivers.

Georgia Suspends Diesel Tax as Fuel Costs Squeeze Trucking Budgets

Temporary relief removes the state’s 37.3-cent diesel excise tax through October 29 and includes changes to commercial vehicle weight restrictions. Truck drivers fueling in Georgia have a temporary br...

Illinois plans up to 86 additional truck parking spaces at Fort Massac and Salt Kettle rest areas, with construction expected to begin in 2027.

Illinois Plans More Truck Parking Along I-24 and I-74 Fort Massac and Salt Kettle rest areas are scheduled for parking expansions and accessibility improvements, with construction expected to begin in 2027.

Truck drivers traveling through Illinois could eventually have up to 86 additional parking spaces at two interstate rest areas. The Illinois Department of Transportation announced a $13.2 million fede...

Explore classic motorcoaches still being preserved today, from the GM Silversides and Scenicruiser to the Flxible Clipper and MCI MC-5.

The Classic Motorcoaches Collectors Are Still Preserving Today

Some of the motorcoaches that once carried passengers across the country have been off regular routes for decades, but they have not all disappeared. Museums, preservation groups and private collector...

Explore free and discounted resources available to professional chauffeurs, including passenger service education, defensive driving training and industry materials.

Free and Discounted Resources Available to Professional Chauffeurs

Chauffeurs have several options for building skills beyond the training required for a particular job or local license. Industry organizations and training providers offer courses and reference materi...

See when U.S. weddings are most concentrated and how chauffeur and limousine professionals can use the calendar to build bookings and referral business.

Wedding Season Behind the Wheel: America’s Most Popular Dates

Wedding season can represent a significant source of business for chauffeur and limousine professionals, but that opportunity is not spread evenly across the calendar. A handful of months and weekends...

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport plans to move rideshare pickup closer to the terminal as part of its new Arrivals and Departures Hall expected in the early 2030s.

Austin Airport Plans Closer Rideshare Pickup as Part of Major Expansion

Rideshare pickups at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport are expected to move closer to the terminal as part of a major expansion planned for the early 2030s. Airport officials said the future pick...

CARTA is moving forward with video mirrors that use exterior cameras and in-cab displays to give transit bus operators a wider view around their vehicles.

CARTA Plans Wider Rollout of Video Mirrors on Transit Buses

Bus operators with the Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority could soon have an additional view of blind spots and surrounding traffic as the agency moves forward with exterior camera tech...

Large event changes can leave limousine companies with vehicles, affiliate costs, and revenue already committed. Learn where contracts can leave financial gaps.

How Limousine Companies Can Protect Revenue When Large Event Reservations Change

Large event reservations can occupy a meaningful share of a limousine company’s capacity months before service begins. A wedding may reserve several specialty vehicles for a Saturday, while a pr...

MCBOA will add its first keynote speaker to its 40th anniversary annual meeting, alongside sessions covering safety, maintenance and motorcoach business strategy.

Minnesota Charter Bus Operators Association Adds First Keynote for 40th Anniversary Meeting.

The Minnesota Charter Bus Operators Association will introduce a keynote speaker to its annual meeting for the first time as the organization marks its 40th anniversary this November. The 2026 MCBOA A...