Trans-Bridge Lines, a motorcoach company based in Bethlehem, is expanding its services by offering new routes to Newark Liberty International Airport and restoring service to Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne, New Jersey starting on Monday, September 8th.
The company’s decision to add two new runs to Newark Airport comes after United Airlines discontinued its bus service between Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE) and Newark Airport. This change was announced by the Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority in July, with United through Landline Bus Co. discontinuing nonstop service from ABE to Newark International (EWR) on Monday, September 1st.
According to Tom JeBran, president of Trans-Bridge Lines, the company prioritizes listening to the needs of its passengers. With the increasing demand for reliable airport transportation and requests for service to Cape Liberty Cruise Port, the company is proud to step in and provide these options.
Trans-Bridge Lines, which has been in operation since 1941, currently offers daily service to New York City and Newark Airport from the Lehigh Valley area and Clinton, New Jersey. The company also provides weekday service to Wall Street and daily service from various points including Bucks County, Branchburg, and Flemington.
Passengers can conveniently purchase Newark Airport tickets through the company’s website at transbridgelines. com. For those interested in the Bayonne pier transportation service, reservations can be made by calling the customer service department at 610-868-6001.
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