NJ Transit initiates rescue bus service plan for riders abandoned by Coach USA
The private bus company announced it was pulling the plug in Bergen, Passaic and Hudson counties due to bankruptcy.
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Aug 9, 2024, 9:34 AM
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Updated 31 days ago
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7ds agoNJ Transit will initiate a rescue bus service plan for routes in three counties that would have been abandoned by Coach USA.
The private bus company announced it was pulling the plug in Bergen, Passaic and Hudson counties due to bankruptcy.
Services will begin Aug. 17.
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