Chinatown Bus
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Feds Pull the Plug on Lucky Star Buses
The party is over for Chinatown buses as we once knew them. First they came for Fung Wah; then it was Ming An; now another was just axed.
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3 New Chinatown Bus Operators Seeking CB3 Approval
Fung Wah and Ming An both suffered closure at the hands of the Feds, and now the field of Chinatown buses is opening up.
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Chinatown Bus Confusion at 59 Canal Street Stop
There seems to be some reader confusion over Chinatown bus operations at 59 Canal Street. It would appear as though the Ming An operators are still selling tickets from its curbside HQ, despite the federal [...]
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Feds Shutter ‘Ming An’ Chinatown Bus on Canal Street
We sorta guessed this particular crackdown was coming down the pike, what with the Jarmulowsky hotel happening, but we didn't expect it so soon.
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YO! Bus Expands Service to Boston
It was only a matter of time. Beginning March 14, three-month-old Greyhound-Peter Pan venture YO! Bus will offer service to Boston.
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2 New Chinatown Buses Vying for Stop at 18 Allen Street
The crowded marketplace of budget buses on lower Allen Street is to gain a pair.
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Feds Revoke Fung Wah Bus License
It's the proverbial end of the road for the notorious Chinatown bus company Fung Wah.
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Yo! Bus Confusion Over Pickup Location?
YO! Bus plopped itself on Pike Street shortly before Christmas, servicing routes to and from Philadelphia. But it seems there might still some confusion amongst the drivers in the fleet about pickup location and route.
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YO! Bus Now Operating on Pike Street
Like it or not, YO! Bus is now part of the highly-competitive landscape of the Chinatown bus scene. And just in time for the holiday rush.
