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Re: (erielack) Scranton, was: Railroads "That Should Never..." A&GW
- Subject: Re: (erielack) Scranton, was: Railroads "That Should Never..." A&GW
- From: bob gillis <robertgillis_@_verizon.net>
- Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 07:59:37 -0400
- References: <410-220068417213358218_@_earthlink.net>
This thread has gotten OT.
In summary Lakeland is a private bus company and ansd NJT has not taken
it over.
Philip Martin wrote to me.:
>I don't know if you are a Transit employee or not, and it's probably more
>than a year since I've ridden Lakeland; but the way it was, I'd show them my
>pass, and they'd put my name on a sheet they were supposed to keep, to keep
>them honest; and that was it. That law suit was some years back. Do you
>know the outcome?
>
AFAIK, the lawsuit is still open in the courts.
I am a senior and I get half price tickets on NJTtrains and buses,
whether private or NJT. the private bus lines turn in the blue senior
coupons and get the difference back from the state.
I am not an NJT emplyee and have no pass.
and he replied to this that I wrote:
Philip Martin wrote:
> Charles Walsh mentions Martz' worst nightmare. When the Morristown Line
> started running into New York, it was Lakeland Bus's worst nightmare. NJ
> Transit wound up taking over ownership of their bus lines, which they
> still
> operate.
>
>
> AFAIK, Lakeland is still owned and run by the same company that has
> run it. It is not run by NJT. Tickets are sold at the NJT booth at
> the PANYNJBT.
>
> Lakeland has sued NJT over the Midtown direct service and the lost
> revenue Lakeland has had since.
> I still have to give the driver a blue senior citizen coupon to buy a
> ticket on the bus.
>
>
>
>
>
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