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New York has one of the most extensive and one of the oldest transportation infrastructures in the country.
The New York State Department of Transportation is in charge to maintain the roads of the state.
In addition to New York City's famous mass transit subway, four suburban commuter railroad systems enter and leave the city:
the Long Island Rail Road, Metro-North Railroad, Port Authority Trans-Hudson, five of New Jersey Transit's rail lines, but also plenty of bus services
with many bus station across New York state.
Many other cities have urban and regional bus transportation and bus tour service.
News : in May 2009 the New York City Department of Transportation under the control of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan banned cars from Times Square.
The move designed to reduce pollution and pedestrian accidents looks likely to be implemented permantly, and will last at least until the end of the year. |
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Peter Pan Bus New York
Peter Pan Bus Lines Corporate Headquarters P.O. Box 1776 Springfield, MA 01102-1776 - (call 800-343-9999)
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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)
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| New York Bus Related News (Provided by www.accidentIn.com) |
May 22 2013 - TV catches drunk man directing bus traffic
NEW YORK -- A television camera crew caught footage of a man who says he's a homeless alcoholic directing bus traffic out of a New Jersey Transit lot in midtown Manhattan. NBC New York reports that the man was wearing an agency vest and using a flag to direct the buses last week. But NJ Transit told the TV station that the man wasn't an employee. |
May 22 2013 - NJ Transit Worker Suspended After NBC 4 NY Report
An NJ Transit worker at a midtown bus lot has been suspended after NBC 4 New York captured footage of a drunk man directing traffic there, who said he was being paid by the worker to perform the duty. |
May 22 2013 - Is our suffering God's will?
At noon on May 16, 1990, a runaway truck struck a minibus at the foot of Jerusalem and bound together the lives of 22 people: 18 Israeli Chasidim, two American Jews, an Israeli Arab and an Israeli Jew who had just found religion. The last died at the wheel of his bus. The rest of us returned to our homes to heal -- a medical jet flying me, my broken neck and a respirator back to New York. I was ... |
May 22 2013 - Prager: Is our suffering God's will?
At noon on May 16, 1990, a runaway truck struck a minibus at the foot of Jerusalem and bound together the lives of 22 people: 18 Israeli Chasidim, two American Jews, an Israeli Arab and an Israeli Jew who had just found religion. The last died at the wheel of his bus. The rest of us returned to our homes to heal -- a medical jet flying me, my broken neck and a respirator back to New York. I was ... |
May 22 2013 - Man repeatedly directs midtown NYC traffic drunk
A man who doesn't work for New Jersey Transit but directed traffic at a bus lot in midtown while wearing an agency vest was regularly drunk on the job, possibly endangering commuters and pedestrians until NBC 4 New York began investigating. |
May 22 2013 - Beleaguered bus company drops tours to see Bronx 'ghetto'
The company Real Bronx Tours has dropped its billed trips to see a real, live New York City "ghetto," after local politicians railed and termed the tourist draw — which grabbed at the European and Australian market — a despicable example of capitalism run amok. "I am happy to hear ... |
May 21 2013 - Boston-New York train service woes could create holiday nightmare
Tourism and convention officials expect business as usual this week as travelers seek alternate transportation to cope with interrupted train service between Boston and New York following Friday’s derailment and collision in Connecticut. But additional drivers on the road could lead to massive Memorial Day bottlenecks if the rail service isn’t restored in time for the already heavily trafficked ... |
May 21 2013 - What it's like to ride Metro-North
Thousands of commuters are having to do the train-bus-train shuffle to get to New York City. What's it like? We went with 'em to find out. |
May 21 2013 - Prince Harry arrives in NYC after NJ shore tour - NBC40.net
SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. (AP) - Britain's Prince Harry and Prime Minister David Cameron are visiting New York City. The pair stepped off a red double-decker bus at an event in Manhattan as part of a campaign to promote England as a tourist destination and U.S. business partner. |
May 20 2013 - Bronx Borough President Outraged by “Ghetto” Bus Tour
A bus tour operated three times per week promises to take tourists “through a real New York City GHETTO," all the while doling out misinformation to mostly Australians and Europeans. Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz slammed the “The Real Bronx Tour.” “To have foreigners come and gawk at a long line of people who are less fortunate than they are and to make money off of that and to view them as ... |
May 20 2013 - Train crash to take toll on road traffic
Train service will remain disrupted and even road traffic between Boston and New York could slow to a crawl today as tens of thousands of Connecticut commuters try to find other ways to get to work after a train derailment injured 72 people and destroyed 2,000 feet of track, officials said. As lines for bus tickets grew at Boston’s South Station yesterday, Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy ... |
May 20 2013 - Cops: 14-year-old shot aboard a NYC city bus
NEW YORK (AP) - Police say a 14-year-old girl has been shot and killed while on board a New York City bus. The New York Police Department says Saturday the girl was shot in the head while on the Q6 bus in the southeastern part of Jamaica, Queens. |
May 20 2013 - Police Pursue Persons of Interest in Girl's Bus Death
Police have several leads and are pursuing a few persons of interest in the shooting death of a 14-year-old girl on a Queens bus Saturday, law enforcement sources tell NBC 4 New York. Photo Credit: NBC 4 New York/Facebook |
May 20 2013 - Stray Bullet Kills Girl On New York Bus
A 14-year old girl was the victim of a random act of gun violence on Saturday after a gunman opened fire when a city bus was stopped at a traffic light. The gunman fired ten shots into the bus, one … |
May 20 2013 - Connecticut governor tells commuters to work from home this week while crash repaired
By Richard Weizel and Edith Honan MILFORD, Conn./NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thousands of Connecticut commuters faced delays and crowded trains on Monday as Metro-North workers scrambled to repair damage on the United States' busiest rail line, caused by the collision of two trains. Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy said commuters should expect "serious disruptions" throughout the week and encouraged ... |
May 20 2013 - 14-Year-Old Queens Girl Killed By Stray Bullet
A 14-year-old girl was tragically shot and killed in Queens on Saturday night (May 20). At around 9 p.m., the victim, Daja Robinson, was shot in the head by an unidentified gunman while aboard the Q6 bus on Sutphin Blvd. “Terrible – this is, as I say, another senseless shooting,” said New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. According to reports, Robinson was leaving a Sweet 16 party with ... |
May 20 2013 - Commutes long, slow after Conn. train derailment
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Connecticut commuters endured slow trips to work Monday following last week's train collision that that injured 72 people and disrupted rail service into New York City. It took Gary Maddin of Milford an hour to make what is normally a 20 minute drive from his home to the Bridgeport train station. From there, he planned to board a shuttle bus to Stamford where he could catch a ... |
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