SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Transit Authority (STA) released an update regarding the investigation into a double-decker bus that ...

All double-decker Spokane Transit Authority buses have been pulled off the streets after a driver of one took the wrong street through downtown on Sunday afternoon and crashed into a railroad viaduct.

In recent years, the trend of converting regular vehicles into mobile homes has gained significant traction, driven by an increased interest in sustainable travel and a more flexible lifestyle. People ...

A Spokane Transit Authority double-decker bus hit a railroad bridge, causing an accident and hospitalizing four. The incident is currently under investigation.

Drivers for Spokane Transit Authority's double-decker buses were rerouted by onboard navigation software onto Cedar Street ...

Spokane Transit Authority will disable navigation systems for its fleet of double-decker buses when they return to service ...

A family of six is living out of a double-decker bus after spending thousands of dollars to turn it into a home on wheels. Conrad Kirk, a 31-year-old father of four, initially treated the idea of ...

Spokane Transit Authority now has its first double-decker bus, but the vehicles will not be ready for service until the second half of 2025. Plans for a fleet of double-decker buses have been in the ...

When the Spokane Transit Authority announced that it planned to start using double-decker buses on its routes to and from ...