buses
Coverage of buses in the Nexus archive.
- Detroit man charged for allegedly stealing catalytic converters from senior center
A Detroit man has been charged for his alleged connection to the theft of catalytic converters. The theft occurred from multiple buses located at a senior assisted living facility.
- Amtrak suspends Seattle-Portland service indefinitely
Amtrak has suspended its train service between Seattle and Portland indefinitely following a warehouse fire. Due to this disruption, buses are currently replacing several lines of train travel in the region.
- BNDES Fleet Renewal: US$3.9 Billion for Trucks and Buses
BNDES approved R$20 billion (~US$3.9 billion) for a fleet renewal program, covering 95% of its R$21 billion (~US$4.1 billion) budget. The financing includes new, nationally manufactured trucks, tractor-trucks, buses, minibuses, and road implements, with semi-new trucks allowed only for autonomous drivers and cooperative members.
- At least 35 killed after two buses collide in eastern Syria
Two buses collided in eastern Syria, resulting in at least 35 fatalities. The incident occurred in a region already affected by ongoing conflict.
- Ukrainian Intel Warns of Russian Campaign to Target Frontline Civilian Logistics
Ukraine’s Military Intelligence (HUR) reported that Russia’s Rubikon drone unit is targeting civilian gas stations, trucks, buses, and cars in frontline regions. HUR also accused Russian special services of conducting false-flag attacks by striking their own civilians.
- Making Buses and Trains Free Across Brazil Would Cost $17 Billion a Year, Studies Show
Ending fares on all buses and trains in Brazil would cost between R$90 billion and R$109 billion annually ($17 to $20 billion). Proposals suggest funding through a new monthly employer levy of about R$250 per formal employee. The study was published by The Rio Times.
- More JBM buses cleared for operations
Additional JBM buses have been approved for operation.
- The north metro needs the growth and opportunity the Blue Line Extension can provide
The north metro advocates for the METRO Blue Line Extension (BLE) to provide reliable transit, stimulate economic growth, and create jobs. The article argues that light rail, unlike buses, offers permanence and reliability to support development, citing the Green Line extension as a successful example. The $3.5 billion project is expected to boost housing, small businesses, and opportunities for future generations.
- NJ Transit fares increase 3% starting July 1 amid rider frustration over delays
NJ Transit fares increased by 3% starting July 1, a fare hike approved two years ago that applies to the entire system including rail, buses, and light rail. Rider frustration over delays is noted alongside the fare change.
- Metro Transit Blue Line to close Monday for maintenance upgrades
Metro Transit will close the Blue Line starting Monday for a $175 million maintenance project, affecting riders until Aug. 19. Buses will replace light rail along the corridor during the closure, and the Green Line will undergo partial maintenance starting July 1.
- Metro Transit Blue Line to close Monday for maintenance upgrades
Metro Transit will shut down the Blue Line starting Monday for a $175 million maintenance project, affecting riders through Aug. 19. Buses will replace light rail along the corridor during the closure, with 70 buses operating every 15 minutes. The Green Line will also undergo maintenance on July 1, though parts of its track will remain open.
- Charlotte’s transportation leader presented safety, future security plan for public transit
Charlotte Area Transit System's interim CEO Brent Cagle outlined new safety initiatives, including 60 fare inspector ambassadors and AI technology to detect suspicious behavior. Crime on the Blue Line and buses has dropped by 69% and 67%, respectively, with increased police and security presence contributing to rider safety.
- Buses replacing Blue Line trains June 29 – Aug. 19
Buses will replace Blue Line trains from June 29 to August 19. The announcement was made by KSTP.com 5 Eyewitness News.
- Schools in Cyberabad may go online one-day-a-week to tackle traffic chaos during monsoon
Schools in Cyberabad may implement one-day-a-week online classes during the monsoon to reduce traffic congestion caused by pick-ups, drop-offs, and buses.
- BKC Public Transport Day: Tepid response as commuters ask for efficient last mile connectivity
The BKC Public Transport Day event received a tepid response as commuters highlighted issues with last-mile connectivity. Buses and autorickshaws are the primary transport options, but they face challenges like traffic congestion and high fares.
- There's now a record 42.55M vehicles on our roads - here's the breakdown of cars, vans, trucks and buses
The UK now has a record 42.55 million vehicles on its roads, with a breakdown showing the numbers of cars, vans, trucks, and buses. This increase highlights growing vehicle ownership and transportation activity.