Employees of bus manufacturer Neoplan USA had their worst fears confirmed Tuesday when the company announced it would close its plant in Lamar on Jan. 13, putting an estimated 305 people out of work.

July 30, 2004--NEOPLAN USA (NEOPLAN), a global manufacturer and solutions provider of transit buses and trolleys, today announced the location of the ...

Neoplan USA, which once was a mainstay bus manufacturing company in town, closed its 25-year-old plant last January leaving more than 300 workers without a job and crippling the local economy.

Ride the 96A-Golden Triangle THIS WEEKEND as we retire our last remaining Neoplan USA buses. Buses will depart East Busway - Penn Station Stop C every 45 minutes between 9 a.m. and 8:15 p.m ...

Neoplan, which made heavy-duty buses for municipal transit systems, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization in Delaware. In November, the company said it would cut more than 300 jobs in ...

Neoplan would get its first shot in America in 1976. Then, Neoplan licensed a transit bus design to U.S. manufacturer Gillig for what would become the Gillig-Neoplan.

Neoplan USA buses have been part of Port Authority’s fleet since 1982, one year after PennDOT purchased more than 1,000 buses and distributed them to transit agencies across the state.

The FTA cut NJ Transit a fiscal break, ... That was the case last December when NJ Transit listed 20 retired Neoplan articulated buses that were replaced with newer vehicles in 2020.

Neoplan began experimenting with the idea of building a double-decker slinky bus in the late 1960s, and the Jumbocruiser made its public debut at the 1975 Frankfurt auto show.