Riders using rapid bus lines on the east side are getting rapidly frustrated. Just three months after Select Bus Service was launched on First and Second avenues, express ticket machines – which ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- The city's Select Bus Service is supposed to help commuting run more efficiently, but broken ticket machines have been causing travel troubles for Queens riders. CBS2's Hazel ...

Metro is testing a new bus ticket vending machine at the northbound bus stop on Third Avenue between Pine and Stewart streets in front of Macy’s in downtown Seattle. Riders will be able to use the ...

With little doubt the Select Bus Services (SBS) on First and Second Avenues in Manhattan and the Bx12 route in the Bronx are a real success for the MTA. But it does have its problems. Like, when the ...

The new fast bus service on 86th Street left riders hanging Wednesday when ticket buying machines went bust. A crowd of passengers at a busy M86 bus stop on York Avenue had to line up at the only ...

In a six-month experiment meant to help keep buses on schedule, riders can soon buy tickets from a vending machine on Third Avenue, outside Macy’s between Pine and Stewart streets. King County Metro ...

The Delhi government is planning to launch a WhatsApp-based bus ticketing system in the national capital on the lines of the Delhi Metro, officials said. A civic-run bus firm in Bhopal in Madhya ...

Despite some early skepticism, Select Bus Service has at least streamlined bus service, even if fewer people take buses and traffic's still bad. Still, a major consequence of the proliferation of SBS ...

Stagecoach East is continuing to celebrate 40 Year of serving communities in Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire by showcasing the development of ticket-machine technology. The bus operator has released a ...

A Milton Keynes bus operator is continuing to celebrate 40 Year of serving communities in the region by showcasing the development of ticket-machine technology. Did you know with an ad-lite ...

They’ve been cursed, complained about and probably kicked by a few commuters -- and they’re on their way out. It’s the beginning of the end for NJ Transit’s big blue and orange ticket vending machines ...