DeCamp Bus Lines to end service to and from New York City
The 33, 66/66R, 44, 99, 88, 32 and 100 bus routes will be impacted.
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4h agoDeCamp Bus Lines has announced the transportation company will end service to and from New York City on April 7.
This impacts the 33, 66/66R, 44, 99, 88, 32, and 100 bus routes.
The company says the decision was due to lower ridership since the COVID-19 pandemic.
“DeCamp has sustained commuter services up to this point, thanks to the various federal and state financial assistance programs. But, without further assistance on the horizon, the economic losses from continued operations of the commuter services are too much to bear,” the company wrote in a statement.
DeCamp will continue its daily charter, shuttle and casino services to Atlantic City.
The company recommends commuters use New Jersey Transit services to get to and from New York City.
