At least, that’s what the discount bus brand is saying, pushing back against rumors that its “indefinite” suspension of service meant it was the end of the road for the fleet of New York-bound coaches ...

BoltBus, the budget bus line known for free Wi-Fi and extra legroom, is suspending service temporarily. BoltBus had shut down during the pandemic but now says a return date is currently undetermined.

BoltBus BoltBus in downtown Portland, 2014. IMAGE: Steve Morgan. Update, 7/6: A Greyhound spokesperson says BoltBus is “undergoing service renovations” and the service change is temporary. There is ...

The shutdown comes just as domestic travelers are getting back on the road. By Alyssa Lukpat BoltBus, the bus service known for offering its passengers Wi-Fi and $1 lottery seats, is shutting down ...

Greyhound has picked up the BoltBus routes between Bellingham and Everett, Seattle, Tacoma and Portland, Oregon. BoltBus had operated in the Bellingham area since 2012 but stopped service during the ...

It’s not bolting anywhere. Greyhound will extend the shutdown of its discount BoltBus brand, which ran cheap, short routes in the northeast and northwest and longer routes in California. The lack of ...

For those who loved BoltBus, with its cheap and quick trips to Portland and Vancouver, B.C., mourn this day: Greyhound Lines, its parent company, has scuttled the BoltBus brand and has no plans to get ...

Editor’s note: This story has been updated with comment from Greyhound and clarification about the future of the BoltBus service. BoltBus, the affordable orange bus service that has shuttled ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The Boltbus station in Portland has relocated to the Lloyd Center area after having been located in the North Park Blocks for a number of years. Boltbus told KOIN 6 that the ...

Beto O’Rourke made his trip Thursday from New York to Boston in perhaps the most cost-effective, if not luxurious, manner. A BoltBus. “See you soon, Boston,” the former Texas congressman and ...

Before BoltBus launched on March 29, Wilmington-based travel around the MidAtlantic was limited — and, often, expensive. “Previously, the only ways to get to Baltimore and D.C. were driving, Amtrak, ...