BULLHEAD CITY, AZ – Greyhound bus lines opened a ticket sales office in Bullhead City on Monday.

For years the city has had either limited interstate bus service or sporadic openings of ticket sales offices.
 

Greyhound Lines Inc. may leave its Butte Street station in downtown Redding for the RABA terminal a few blocks away.

HOUSTON - A driver safely escapes a passenger bus after it catches fire at a busy station in downtown Houston.

Firefighters arrived at approximately 11:30 p.m. Monday to the Greyhound Lines, Inc. bus station on Main Street near Gray Street and found a bus on fire.

Using WiFi routers and audio/video technology, charter coach and private bus companies can now provide broadband Internet connectivity solutions for passengers in Canada, the U.S., Mexico and South America.

Student Advantage LLC, a subsidiary of The CBORD Group, has just sweetened the deal for its traveling student cardholders by improving its already existent partnership with Greyhound Lines.

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provider WAAV Inc (http://www.waav.com). announced it signed a two-year agreement with Radio Engineering Industries Inc. (REI), of Omaha, Neb. to market onboard WiFi and Internet connectivity solutions for charter buses and motor coaches. REI is the leading manufacturer and factory supplier of audio/video entertainment and security systems for motor coaches, transit buses and other vehicles.

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In reviewing the agenda for Monday night’s City Commission meeting, reporters at the local St. Augustine news desk of Historic City News noted a discussion item of interest to those who have been following the fate of bus travel to and from St. Augustine, Florida.

ATLANTIC CITY - Increased competition is bringing upgraded amenities such as Wi-Fi service and power outlets to passengers of Greyhound's Atlantic City-New York City bus route, its busiest in the nation.

Greyhound Lines will drop passenger bus service to St. Augustine starting Saturday, but a company spokeswoman said the city's bus service will return.

WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government is hoping to avoid permanently subsidizing Greyhound bus service in the province.

The province agreed in October to negotiate financial aid for Greyhound, which had threatened to pull out of Manitoba altogether because of financial losses.