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3/21/2003
Rail News: Passenger Rail
WMATA, Greyhound team up to offer passengers bus-ticket outlet
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Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) plans to work with Greyhound Lines Inc. to enable rail passengers to purchase bus tickets at two Metrorail stations.
Under a pilot program, WMATA and Greyhound plan to install Greyhound kiosks near entrances at the New Carrollton and Vienna/Fairfax-GMU stations.
"This partnership provides customers convenient, seamless transfers from mass transit to intercity bus within one location," said Ted Burk, Greyhound’s vice president of customer service, in a prepared statement.
WMATA expects to install the kiosks this spring.
Under a pilot program, WMATA and Greyhound plan to install Greyhound kiosks near entrances at the New Carrollton and Vienna/Fairfax-GMU stations.
"This partnership provides customers convenient, seamless transfers from mass transit to intercity bus within one location," said Ted Burk, Greyhound’s vice president of customer service, in a prepared statement.
WMATA expects to install the kiosks this spring.
