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The Truck Safety Coalition is calling on the Department of Transportation and Congress to advance “critical truck safety reforms” after the recent release of its “Deadliest Truck Crash States” report.

Dozens of front-line workers of transit agencies across Quebec protested in front of the transport minister's head office Tuesday.

The bus company has not been named after hundreds of protesters were unable to attend the ‘March for Israel’ protest in DC

Roberto Schmidt / Getty ImagesHundreds of people from Detroit’s Jewish community claim they were left stranded after bus drivers refused to take them from the airport to the site of a solidarity march with Israel in Washington D.C. on Tuesday. David Kurzmann, senior director of community affairs at the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, said they learned from the bus company that the incident was caused by “a deliberate and malicious walk-off of drivers.” He added th...

Numerous representatives from East Texas businesses will be ready to interview and hire during these job fairs

Miles Jenkins, 77, was charged with simple battery after allegedly assaulting the young boy during an apparent dispute outside of Marrero Middle School before driving the students.

Come November 13, certain bus riders in Clarksville will see a change to their route. The Cunningham Loop will run every hour instead of every 30 minutes because of a shortage of bus drivers.

Stakeholders now have until Nov. 29 to comment on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s process for determining whether truck and bus companies are able to operate safely.

“I looked at it, looked at the package and I said, ‘Who’d you get this from?’ He said, ‘My bus driver.’”

“I looked at it, looked at the package and I said, ‘Who’d you get this from?’ He said, ‘My bus driver.’”