Trailways of New York

Trailways of New York

Trailways of New York Van Hool C2045-L #72063, operating Schedule #709 from Oneonta to NYC, departs New Paltz village.
Slogan We're Going Places
Founded 1926[1]
Headquarters 499-507 Hurley Avenue
Hurley, New York 12443
Locale New York State
Service area New York State except for areas served by Short Line Bus and Butler Motor Transit
Service type Intercity coach service
Bus charter
Airport shuttle
Motorcoach tours
Commuter service
Alliance Trailways Transportation System
Greyhound Lines (interline partner)
Short Line Bus (interline partner)
Destinations 100+
Fleet 119 [2][3][4]
Operator Adirondack Trailways
Pine Hill Trailways
New York Trailways
Chief executive Eugene J. Berardi
Web site www.trailwaysny.com

Trailways of New York is a bus company in New York operating under the Adirondack Trailways, Pine Hill Trailways, and New York Trailways brands, primarily along the Albany to Buffalo corridor. (The registered operating companies for those brands are Adirondack Transit Lines Inc., Pine Hill-Kingston Bus Corp., and Passenger Bus Corp.) The company provides service to numerous destinations throughout the state of New York and also into the provinces of Quebec and Ontario, some of which is provided by interline agreements with Greyhound Lines and Greyhound Canada. Affiliated with the Trailways Transportation System, it also offers connections with Academy Bus, Lakefront Lines, Martz Trailways, Orléans Express, Peter Pan Bus Lines and Susquehanna Trailways. [5]

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Fleet

Trailways New York utilizes the following models in its fleet[6]:

Cities serviced

Main cities and towns serviced are:

Albany, Binghamton, Buffalo, Geneseo, Glens Falls, Hempstead, Kingston, NY, Longueuil, Montreal, Mount Morris, Nanuet, New Paltz, New York City, Oneonta, Phoenicia, Plattsburgh, Queens Village, Rochester, Rosendale, Saratoga, Schenectady, Syracuse, Toronto, Utica, Watertown, White Plains, Woodstock.

NeOn

This separately-branded service operates between the New Yorker Hotel in Manhattan and the Royal York Hotel in Toronto (hence Neon, from Ne w York - On tario). Initially it was a limited-stop discount service, only calling at key cities such as Syracuse and Buffalo en route, that began on May 29, 2008, but it now makes a variety of other stops. It is a joint service with Greyhound Lines and Greyhound Canada.[7]

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