By Jessica Robison
For a related subject, see Hiawatha Trains and Logo.
Below: "To bring more awareness to the benefits of motorcoaches, the motorcoach Chief Niauega was given a full-wrap design."
October 03, 2010
Indian Trails Bus Line
Indian Trails celebrates milestone with community
By Jessica RobisonThe taxi service was originally known as Phillips-Taylor Livery Service, and later after a few name changes became Indian Trails Bus Line 1935 in reference to its travel along US 12, which is locally known as the “Old Indian Trail.” And:When the name changed in the early 1930’s to Indian Trails, Cora added to the theme and began the tradition of naming each motorcoach in honor of a native Michigan chief. Even today after many years, it is still tradition, with each Indian Trails’ coach proudly bearing the name of an Ottawa, Potawatomie or Chippewa chief. Comment: I don't think buses have pride in their names. Or in anything else.
For a related subject, see Hiawatha Trains and Logo.
Below: "To bring more awareness to the benefits of motorcoaches, the motorcoach Chief Niauega was given a full-wrap design."
By Jessica Robison
For a related subject, see Hiawatha Trains and Logo.
Below: "To bring more awareness to the benefits of motorcoaches, the motorcoach Chief Niauega was given a full-wrap design."
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Coincidentally, I saw one of these buses a week ago, with a name like Chief Shonoe. I was going to look it up and sending something to you, but could not find much.
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