Articles of category "Bus Lines"

The name ?Greyhound lines? speaks for itself. A bus company, named after the Greyhound, the fastest breed of dogs, used in dog racing, is the largest intercity bus carrier in North America, serving more than two thousand and eight hundred destinations with sixteen thousand daily departures across the continent. Additionally to the intercity communication, the Greyhound Lines offers sightseeing, tour and transit services.

Having started from a limousine service ?Yellow Cab Air Line?, bought for forty five thousand dollars by Peter Carmen Picknelly in 1933, the Peter Pan Bus Lines is the largest privately owned inter-city bus company in the United States. Today, the third generation of Picknelly family control daily operations of the company, operating four hundred buses and employing over one thousand and five hundred people. Additional services to intercity bus transportation include motorcoach, air tours and cruises.