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Maryland Bus and Coach Companies and Stops

Ap Express Bus Co
- (call 301-336-2765)
specializes in charters bus serving the United States & Canada

As Midway Trailways
- (call 888-573-5466)
full service travel company providing luxury limos & motor coaches

Atlantic Coast Trailways
- (call 800-548-8584)
full service charter motor coach company

Baron Tours
- (call 888-315-0324)
Baron Tours offers leading ground transport for Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Baron Tours offers first class service and prides itself on professionalism. We offer luxury services for all occasions. We offer charter bus services, shuttles, and limousine sedan services. All our vehicles are chauffeured by professional, courteous, safe and friendly drivers who have extensive knowledge of the Washington DC, VA and MD areas.

Billrohrbaugh's Charter Service Inc
- (call 800-543-9090)
offers fully equipped motorcoaches & schoolbuses

C&l Tours
- (call 301-877-1410)
specializing in large/small groups, charter services & shuttle

Coach Usa

Dillon's Charter Service
- (call (410) 647-2321)
History The Dillon family has a long tradition of serving the transportation needs of the community. It all began in 1918 when Edmund and Zenia Dillon started the first school bus route in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This grew from a one bus operation into a fleet. The fleet was passed down to Edmund's son Perry in 1955. Perry and his wife Eleanor operated the school bus business until 1971; that is when their sons Perry, Ronnie, Keith and Brian began to run the company. In the mid 70's, Ronnie, Keith and Brian decided to pursue the opportunities in the motorcoach industry while older brother Perry continued the school bus operation. Dillon's continues to be a family-run business. the fourth generation of Dillon's work along side their fathers, keeping Dillon's Bus Service Maryland's premier motorcoach company. When you ride Dillon's, you ride the best. Customer service and satisfaction is our number one priority

Dillon'sbus Service Inc
- (call 800-827-3490)
motorcoach & school bus services

Eyrebus Service Inc
- (call 800-321-EYRE)
motorcoach tours, cruises & travel packages

First Priority Trailways
- (call 888-390-3615)
luxury motorcoaches and transportation services

Greyhound Bus Station In Maryland

List of Greyhound bus stations in Maryland

Gunthercharters
- (call 800-888-1228)
motor coach company serving the Middle Atlanticstates

Keller Transportation Inc
- (call 800-273-8618)

Kewl Tours & Charters
- (call 866-KEWLBUS)
Mid-Atlantic region tour & transportation provider

Peter Pan Bus Maryland
Peter Pan Bus Lines Corporate Headquarters P.O. Box 1776 Springfield, MA 01102-1776 - (call 800-343-9999)

Washingtonian Coach
- (call 877-593-5840)
transportation services with motorcoaches &limos

Bus Station Blog Articles

Safety around School bus
With school buses back on the road, as a parent you might be worried about safety in school bus and around school. According to the digital journal, School bus accidents may only represent a small number of total accidents. [...] (Read Article)

Maryland Bus Related News (Provided by www.accidentIn.com)

February 22 2012 - Troubled Detroit bus system getting new CEO, vehicles
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing will announce a new CEO for the city's troubled bus system today and show off new buses that will replace vehicles in the city's aging fleet. Bing planned to announce this morning the appointment of Ronald Freeland, a senior executive and chairman of bus systems, ports and rail lines in Maryland and Virginia who also has worked in New York and California.

February 22 2012 - Ron Freeland To Head DDOT, New Green Buses Unveiled
Mayor Dave Bing named a new CEO for the Detroit Department of Transportation and unveiled a new green bus fleet Wednesday at a bus terminal on the city's east side. The department's new head, Ron Freeland, has served as a senior executive and board chair of various bus, ports and rail systems in Maryland and Virginia.

February 21 2012 - Bing to name Maryland bus exec to take over DDOT
Detroit— Mayor Dave Bing on Wednesday is set to name a longtime transportation veteran to lead the troubled Detroit Department of Transportation, officials have confirmed.

February 20 2012 - Bad as it was, Turgeon looks past latest loss
Three hours elapsed Saturday as Maryland's team bus wound over the hills on Route 29 while hurtling back to College Park. The ride wasn't quite as long as the rush hour-addled trip to Charlottesville. It just felt that way. Much like the locker room, there was almost total silence, though ...

February 20 2012 - Heading Down To The UConn-MD Football Game In September? Want to Go? Some Info
From Ryan Phalen… DC- As a heads up, I’ve put together a bus trip and hotel rate for the UConn/Maryland football game. If people don’t want to join the bus, they’re more than welcome to use the hotel rate so we can get the UConn fans all in one place. The game is on Saturday, [...]

February 18 2012 - Girls’ basketball: Damascus cruises past Seneca Valley, 55-32
The bus ride from Damascus to Frederick High — about a 35-minute trip — felt like an eternity last March to Kelli Prange when she and her teammates headed home after a Maryland 3A West girls’ basketball final loss to the eventual state champion Cadets. Read full article >>

February 10 2012 - School bus stops at sex offender's house
Several parents in Manchester, Maryland are questioning a bus stop that boards and drops off students directly in front of a known sex offender's Carroll County home.

February 09 2012 - School bus cameras poised to produce ticket revenue in a few Md. counties
Maryland drivers who illegally pass a stopped school bus may soon receive a ticket in the mail, as several counties move closer to mounting traffic cameras on the sides of buses.

February 08 2012 - Six children suffer minor injuries from car-school bus crash
New Castle County Police investigated a crash involving a school bus and a Honda Accord on South DuPont Road near the intersection of North Maryland Avenue.

February 08 2012 - School Bus Driver Pleads Guilty To Porn Charges
A Maryland man who drove a school bus has pleaded guilty to producing child pornography.

February 07 2012 - Former Maryland school bus driver pleads guilty to child porn charges
A former Prince George’s County school bus driver pleaded guilty Feb. 7 to two counts of producing child pornography, authorities said. Scott Smallwood, of Upper Marlboro, sexually abused a 7-year-old boy by engaging in sexual conduct both in front of and with the boy, while capturing footage of the acts on his cell phone. Read full article >>

January 31 2012 - Maryland recruit Shaquille Cleare has gone from ‘the bottom’ to a top prospect
HOUSTON — As the Maryland men’s basketball team played several states away, Shaquille O’Neal Cleare, its most touted prospect in a decade, sat in the third row of a yellow school bus that rumbled over East Texas potholes and past roadside tumbleweed and the occasional skunk. Read full article >>

January 28 2012 - Hens' perfect record busted, but confidence is boosted
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Unbeaten and No. 5-ranked Maryland's talent was obvious and its superiority was clear on Thursday night at the Comcast Center.

January 24 2012 - Montgomery County lawmakers choose buses for CCT
Rachel Baye The Montgomery County Council voted unanimously Tuesday in favor of using bus rapid transit on the planned Corridor Cities Transitway , a transit system on the I-270 corridor. County Executive Ike Leggett has already expressed his support of a bus-based CCT. The county's recommendation will go to Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, who will make his own recommendation before sending an ...

January 24 2012 - Montgomery County council approves buses for I-270 network
Rachel Baye Examiner Staff Writer Examiner Coverage More Maryland local news coverage The Montgomery County Council voted unanimously Tuesday in favor of using bus rapid transit on the planned Corridor Cities Transitway, a transit system on the Interstate 270 corridor. County Executive Ike Leggett already has expressed his support of a bus-based CCT, and the recommendation will go to Maryland ...

January 23 2012 - Kaleb Kula: Shocking video of autistic boy, 11, being beaten at school bus stop
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Kaleb Kula, 11, was punched in the head by a student from Elkton Middle School, Maryland while he waited for the bus.

January 23 2012 - 'He's pretty much defenseless': Parents anguish after autistic son, 11, filmed being be
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Kaleb Kula, 11, was punched in the head by a student from Elkton Middle School, Maryland while he waited for the bus.

January 22 2012 - Kaleb Kula, Autistic 6th Grader, Bullied On Videotaped Beating At Maryland School Bus Stop
Troubling footage has surfaced of an autistic student being brutally beaten to the ground at his Maryland school bus stop while his peers stood by to watch -- and catch the act on camera.

January 20 2012 - No students hurt in accident involving school bus
No students were injured in a three-vehicle accident involving a school bus Thursday afternoon on Mapleville Road north of Benevola Church Road, according to state police and a public schools spokesman. The crash, reported about 3:52 p.m., happened as Bus No. 430 carrying 37 students was traveling north on Mapleville Road near Boonsboro, according to a Maryland State Police news release. As the ...

January 20 2012 - Rapid buses along I-270 win approval from council panel
Rachel Baye Examiner Staff Writer Most Montgomery County Council members support using bus rapid transit on the planned Corridor Cities Transitway along Interstate 270, reversing a decision made in 2009. In November 2009, Montgomery officials signed a joint letter to the Maryland Department of Transportation recommending that light rail be used to carry residents along the I-270 corridor. But ...

January 11 2012 - MTA says fare raises needed to meet revenue goals
BALTIMORE (AP) — The Maryland Transit Administration says a fare hike is needed to meet state revenue goals without cutting services