The staging and storage facility is part of the $10 billion Midtown Bus Terminal Redevelopment in New York City.

The Staging and Storage Facility as part of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s Midtown Bus Terminal ...

Last Thursday, united officials from New York and New Jersey and the Port Authority joined together to shovel some dirt in a vacant lot on W. 38th St. It was the symbolic start of construction of t… ...

The bus terminal’s environmental impact statement was culmination of a decade of planning, bi-state bickering, 500 meetings and finally coalescing around a plan that builds a new terminal on the ...

Plans to build a covered Hackensack bus terminal The planned bus terminal will be covered and include a waiting room, bathrooms and a small area for prepared food and coffee.

Plans for the major redevelopment of the site of a former bus station in the Manx capital have been formally submitted. The development, varying from three to 14 storeys, would be situated on Lord ...

A mayor has opposed controversial plans for the demolition of a former bus station. The Mayor of Lewes Imogen Makepeace is backing residents who she says have been “abandoned” over the ...

The existing, 74-year-old bus terminal was not only designed for fewer travelers but smaller buses. Modern buses are typically 45 feet long and 102 inches wide, which can cause operational issues ...

The plan, if approved, will affect three major terminals: Bangkok Bus Terminal (Mo Chit 2) in Chatuchak district, which offers services to the North and Northeast; Ekkamai in Klong Toey district ...

As per the current plan, city bus services will function from the first floor, while buses to other districts will depart from the ground floor. The decision has received support from residents ...

Albany Parking Authority has a study on what a new $81.6 million downtown bus station might look like. Plans include Parking for 885 cars in 6 level garage and a 23,200 sq. ft. first floor ...

The planned development at 133 River St. will replace the former Bergen County probation building, now a vacant lot, and the current NJ Transit bus terminal, one of the busiest terminals in the state.