PSC to investigate charter bus company
Staff members of Georgia's Public Service Commission said Thursday they are investigating whether a charter bus company already grounded by the federal government has violated any state regulations.
Last week, CBS Atlanta News informed the PSC that the federal government had ordered East Point-based JCT Motorcoach to stop carrying passengers after finding the company was operating illegally under a different name.
The feds said the company had falsified vehicle maintenance records and used drivers that tested positive for alcohol and drugs.
Despite the federal order, the company is still certified and licensed in the state of Georgia.
CBS Atlanta's consumer investigator Adam Murphy was forcefully pushed out of the bus company's office last Friday when he showed up to question its owners.
Murphy then informed the PSC about the federal order.
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Last week, CBS Atlanta News informed the PSC that the federal government had ordered East Point-based JCT Motorcoach to stop carrying passengers after finding the company was operating illegally under a different name.
The feds said the company had falsified vehicle maintenance records and used drivers that tested positive for alcohol and drugs.
Despite the federal order, the company is still certified and licensed in the state of Georgia.
CBS Atlanta's consumer investigator Adam Murphy was forcefully pushed out of the bus company's office last Friday when he showed up to question its owners.
Murphy then informed the PSC about the federal order.
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