Know Before You Go: Coach USA files for bankruptcy, moves in new direction
News 12’s Roxanne Evans reports what it means for both the commuters and the state.
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2ds agoCoach USA, a New Jersey institution and vital transportation service for commuters, has filed for bankruptcy and is moving in a new direction.
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