Talk:MTA Bus Company

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I moved this from New York City Transit buses, in case there's anything here that's not in this article: --NE2 03:46, 6 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] MTA Bus Facilites

MTA Bus Company in The Bronx, on the QBx1, formerly part of Queens Surface, repainted in standard MTA livery.

Currently Operated MTA Bus Depots; Formerly, all 7 private bus lines in The Bronx, Westchester, Queens and Brooklyn.

Eastchester Depot; former New York Bus Service (NYBS) facility
Yonkers Depot; former Liberty EXPRESS Bus (Liberty Lines Inc.) facility (actually in Westchester County, New York)

Spring Creek Depot; former Command Bus Company facility (All buses out of this garage are now wheelchair accessible.)

College Point Depot; former Queens Surface Bus Corporation facility (All buses out of this garage are now wheelchair accessible.)
Far Rockaway Depot; former Green Lines Bus Company satellite facility
John F. Kennedy Depot; former Green Lines Bus Company main facility
Baisley Park Depot; former Jamaica Buses, Inc. facility
LaGuardia Bus Depot; former Triboro Coach Corporation facility

Here's some more moved from that article: --NE2 04:04, 6 January 2007 (UTC)

The Q5 and Q85 cross the Nassau County border to go the Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream. The Q2 and Q110 leave Queens County as they run along Hempstead Turnpike and onto the Cross Island Parkway where they re-enter city-limits. The Q46 runs along Lakeville Road in Lake Success, Nassau County upon entering Long Island Jewish Medical Center. The Bx16 bus runs in to Westchester County, but only for a block for each branch. The Q111 enters Nassau County to reach its part-time terminal in Cedarhurst. The Q113 serves the Nassau communities of Cedarhurst and Inwood to reach its destination in Far Rockaway. The BxM3 leaves The Bronx to reach its northern terminus in Yonkers.