Chinatown buses are largely an East Coast phenomenon in the U.S.
Their principal claim to fame is that they ferry people between cities at prices so cheap that other forms of transport just can’t match them.
These buses are run by Chinese immigrants and operate out of Albany, Boston, New York City, Queens (NYC), Atlantic City (and other casino centers), Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wilmington, Washington DC, Richmond, Raleigh and even as far as Atlanta and Orlando.
The buses usually start and stop by the kerbside in the Chinatown parts of the cities or in the city centers.
The secondary claim to fame of Chinatown buses happens to be the two recent accidents that killed a bunch of people in NYC and injured a few on the New Jersey Turnpike in the second accident.
A Chinatown Bus Ticket
Our Experience
We took a Chinatown bus recently from Wilmington to New York City to check out the experience.
Chinatown Bus parked at NYC @W.34th St
(outside Foot Locker and opposite Macy’s)
An Hour Late
Our experience may not replicate that of others. But this is what we found. Continue reading »
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