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Richland County, South Carolina Bus Companies and Stops

Aic
1370 Browning Rd Ste 120 29210-6938 Columbia - (call (803) 798-1080)

Brooks Cavalier Tours
2629 Flamingo Rd 29209-4513 Columbia - (call (803) 776-5488)

Capital City Hauling
7730 Fairfield Rd 29203-9597 Columbia - (call (803) 786-4777)

Carter Transportation Services Inc
14 Carillon Ct 29204-3407 Columbia - (call (803) 782-6560)

Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (cmrta)
- (call 803 255-7085)
Established in October 2002, the Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (CMRTA) is committed to providing safe, dependable affordable and accessible public transit service to the heart of the Midlands, including Columbia, Cayce, West Columbia, Forest Acres, Arcadia Lakes, Springdale St. Andrews area, Harbison and the Village at Sandhills.

Cmrta
3613 Lucius Rd - (call (803) 255-7085)

D & J Tours
127 Jackson Park Rd 29061-9188 Hopkins - (call (803) 783-3428)

Elite Transportation
155 Charing Cross Rd 29063-2329 Irmo - (call (803) 732-9303)

Fasttrac Transportation
10 Southwark Cir 29223-5213 Columbia - (call (803) 419-8486)

Freeman Tours Unlimited
- (call 803-391-0667)
Company is based out of Orangeburg, SC. Freeman Tours Unlimited has over 20 yrs in the bus industry and pride ourselves in Customer Satisfaction.

Greyhound Bus Lines
2015 Gervais St 29204-1803 Columbia - (call (803) 256-6465)

Greyhound Stations And Stops In Columbia

Gulfstream Express
631 Buckner Rd 29203-3612 Columbia - (call (803) 754-5030)

Hops Bus Service Inc
161 Old Belleville Rd 29201 Columbia - (call (803) 361-9229)

Lexington Cnty Emrgncy Med Srv
212 Southlake Rd 29223-5913 Columbia - (call (803) 359-8141)

Penguin Auto Rentals
1200 Broad River Rd 29210-7619 Columbia - (call (803) 772-0074)

South Carolina State Government
955 Park St Ste G16 29201 Columbia - (call (803) 359-4103)

South Carolina Vip Tours
3905 W Beltline Blvd 29204-1568 Columbia - (call (803) 254-6944)

Turner Transportation Services
200 Parliament Dr 29223-5468 Columbia - (call (803) 699-1887)

University Of South Carolina
1139 Wheat St 29201 Columbia - (call (803) 777-4206)

Williamsburg County Transit Authority
- (call 1-800-671-0081)
WCTA provides transportation services to the County of Williamsburg, SC, seven days a week.

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May 14 2012 - Bus cuts to effect DART riders; transit authority shores up customer service
About three miles is all that separates Emily Eller from bus service where she lives in Northeast Richland. But that bus stop, at Columbia Place mall, might as well be on another planet.

May 03 2012 - DFW schools finding creative ways to pay for field trips
RICHLAND HILLS -- A yellow school bus carrying third-graders arrived at the Trinity Railway Express station with seconds to spare Wednesday morning.

May 02 2012 - Richland Hills celebrates street opening as kickoff to Trinity Railway Express station development
Development is envisioned around the busy station.

April 26 2012 - Road reopened after crews investigate suspicious duffle bag
Columbia-Richland emergency crews have reopened a busy street shut down Saturday morning to investigate a suspicious duffle bag left near a bus stop

April 17 2012 - Occupy Portland Activists Bus To Richland For Anti-Nuke Rally
RICHLAND, Wash. – Occupy Portland activists took to the road this weekend. About 100 protesters showed up in sunny downtown Richland Sunday afternoon. They were there to rally against nuclear power and in favor of cleaning up the Hanford Nuclear Reservation. Correspondent Anna King was there.

March 23 2012 - Pine-Richland School Board soon expected to pick realignment plan
Dozens of youngsters in Pine-Richland School District likely face the challenge of adapting to new teachers, classrooms and bus routes when school opens in August. read more »

February 15 2012 - Notable S.C. historian killed in collision with school bus
A notable S.C. historian was killed Monday in a collision between a Mercedes and a Richland 1 school bus.

February 15 2012 - SC historian killed in bus-car collision
A notable South Carolina historian was killed Monday in a collision between a Mercedes and a Richland 1 school bus.

February 15 2012 - Notable SC historian killed in collision with school bus
A notable South Carolina historian was killed Monday in a collision between a Mercedes and a Richland 1 school bus.

February 14 2012 - S.C. historian killed in bus-car collision
A notable S.C. historian was killed Monday in a collision between a Mercedes and a Richland 1 school bus.

February 08 2012 - Richland pays the fare for bus service
Richland County has agreed to cover part of the bus company’s deficit for the year.

January 18 2012 - School Bus Accident in Richland County
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- For Eli Manning and the New York Giants, Lambeau Field ... COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- Keyla Snowden scored 15 points to lead No. 9 Kentucky to ...

January 12 2012 - Woman saved from bus fire on Jan. 1 morning
The Richland County Sheriffâs Office received a report of a bus on fire one mile south of Sidney on County Road 123 at 1:33 a.m. Jan. 1.