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Buy DRI (TBUS) As Public Transit Expands

Posted July 29, 2008

“As the number of riders grows, so too will the fleets of busses. And one small company stands to make record profits as the next generation of busses is built across the globe.” — Greg Guenthner

Blogger’s note: Greg Guenthner of Penny Sleuth just found a great investment for those of you looking to cash in on high oil prices. Gas hikes are driving a record number of commuters to turn to public transit, forcing bus and train systems to expand. And DRI Corp. (TBUS:NASDAQ) is perfectly positioned to profit from that expansion. But don’t take my word for it. You can learn more about the company from Greg below or find the article here.

by Greg Guenthner

Baltimore — (TFN):  As oil prices continue to rise worldwide, cities and communities have to take another look at how citizens are getting where they need to go. One point has become abundantly clear: public transportation needs to improve and evolve in a world where gasoline is at least $4 per gallon.

Instead of shelling out the extra dough to drive to work, many people are instead choosing to ride the bus. In some urban areas, higher gas prices have led to overcrowding on cities’ public transportation, even forcing some busses to leave waiting commuters high and dry at the station…

As the number of riders grows, so too will the fleets of busses. And one small company stands to make record profits as the next generation of busses is built across the globe…

The company we’re talking about is DRI Corp. (TBUS: NASDAQ). DRI makes passenger information systems. Read on to learn why you should buy DRI Corp.

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