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Megabus changes on December 1 |
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Posted by ctrabs74 on Fri Nov 20 01:04:08 2009 Megabus is adjusting their schedules between Philadelphia and New York effective December 1.30 Street Station/Philadelphia to 7 Av/28 St, New York The 2:40am departure from Philadelphia to NYC will be cut, as will the 10:30am and 12:45pm Thursday-through-Monday runs. The current 9:30am will depart Philadelphia 15 minutes later, the 11:45am departure will now depart Philadelphia at 11:00am. The hourly departures between 1:45pm through 5:45pm will now depart hourly between 12:30pm to 3:30pm, then at 5:00pm. The 7:15pm will now depart 6:30pm. The 8:15pm daily departure will now depart Friday-through-Sunday, while the 9:00pm Friday-through-Sunday departure is now a daily departure at 9:30pm. No changes to the 6:30am, 7:30am, and 8:30am departures. Penn Station/New York to 30 St Station/Philadelphia The hourly departures between 9:15am and 12:15pm will depart 30 minutes later; the 1:15pm and 3:15pm Thursday-through-Monday departures will now become daily departures that leave 30 minutes later. The 7:40pm bus will depart NYC at 8:00pm, the 8:40pm departure will leave at 9:15pm. There are no changes to the 2:15pm, 4:40pm, 5:40pm, and 6:40pm daily departures or the 11:15pm Friday-through-Sunday departures. The 9:40pm departure has been eliminated. |
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Re: Megabus changes on December 1 |
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Posted by metrolinecoach111 on Fri Nov 20 11:38:10 2009, in response to Megabus changes on December 1, posted by ctrabs74 on Fri Nov 20 01:04:08 2009. Basically it's all in the name of streamlining the service and making it more reliable - if you'll notice there's a bit more time now between schedules and the runs are a bit looser on turnarounds from Philly and vice versa...they are also doing away with the Independence Mall location to save on time (it ate up a lot of extra time because it had to go through local traffic)...The secondary reason is to better match supply to demand, something Bolt has always had the upper hand on... |
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