By law, passengers may only travel on Amtrak's network of Thruway Motorcoaches when connecting to or from an Amtrak train, a restriction intended to prevent government-subsidized competition with Greyhound Bus Lines and other private bus companies.
The reason for this is to prevent government-subsidized competition with Greyhound Bus Lines and other private bus companies. By law, passengers may only travel on Amtrak's network of thruway motorcoaches when connecting to or from an Amtrak train.
By law, passengers may only travel on Amtrak's network of thruway motorcoaches when connecting to or from an Amtrak train. The reason for this is to prevent government-subsidized competition with Greyhound Bus Lines and other private bus companies.
By law, passengers may only travel on Amtrak's network of thruway motorcoaches when connecting to or from an Amtrak train. The reason for this is to prevent government-subsidized competition with Greyhound Bus Lines and other private bus companies.