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Bus Travel in New England |
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You can get to most parts of New England by bus. Boston MA, Springfield MA, Providence RI and New York City are the main terminals. |
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With limited train service in New England, bus is often the best way to travel if you don't have your own car. Bus service between New York City and Boston is frequent, competitive and inexpensive. More... New York City's main bus station is the Port Authority Bus Terminal, Eighth Avenue and 42nd Street (tel 212-564-8484). From Newark International Airport (EWR), shuttle buses go directly to the Port Authority terminal. From LaGuardia Airport (LGA) or John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), take an airport bus to Grand Central Terminal (Park Avenue and 42nd Street) and walk (or take a taxi) five blocks west along 42nd Street to the bus terminal. From the Port Authority Bus Terminal, various lines run to different parts of New England: Peter
Pan Bus Lines (& Bonanza
Bus) Here's how to travel between New York City and Cape Cod (Hyannis) by bus, and by train and bus (faster). During the winter months, service to Falmouth and Woods Hole (for the ferries to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket) is via connection at Bourne MA. All Bonanza Bus routes are now operated by Peter Pan Bus Lines, including those between New York City and Providence and Newport RI, and New Bedford MA. More... Greyhound Lines Service to Cape Cod is provided in conjunction with Bonanza. The Boston service has a few buses daily. The direct trip to Boston takes about 4-3/4 hours. From Boston, connections are made to points in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. In summer, Greyhound operates daily service from Montreal QC to Burlington VT, North Conway NH, Old Orchard Beach ME and Boston MA. Other Greyhound buses head due south along Canada 15 and I-87 to New York City, stopping in Albany NY along the way. More... Vermont Transit Lines Plymouth & Brockton Buses CapeX Concord Trailways Concord Coach Lines C & J Trailways Cyr Bus Lines Dartmouth Coach Buses From Montreal, Chicago & Toronto Travel by Train in New England |
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Above, a Plymouth & Brockton bus at Hyannis MA on Cape Cod. Below, eastbound on the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) toward Boston MA aboard a Peter Pan bus.
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