Before the pandemic, about 260,000 people a day moved through the Port Authority Bus Terminal, which services NJ Transit commuter buses and intercity buses like Greyhound and connects to the city ...

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Chybík+Krištof is part of a growing movement to preserve Brutalist-era structures, in hope of saving them from the fate of the now-demolished Hotel Praha and Transgas buildings in Prague. While the ...

The terminal currently accommodates approximately 220,000 passenger trips and more than 7,000 bus movements on an average weekday, with demand projected to increase to 270,000 daily peak-hour ...

Today, the terminal accommodates 7,000 buses and 220,000 passenger trips each weekday. In 25 years, the Port Authority estimates that ridership is expected to increase 35 to 51 percent 2040.

The current facility is the busiest bus terminal in the world, and carried 260,000 riders per day before the pandemic. But it is also notorious for being one of the most miserable places in Manhattan.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announces a significant step forward in the proposed replacement project for the Midtown Bus Terminal.

The west end of the terminal that has a walkup cafeteria had a Post House restaurant with 17 booths, eight tables and three U-shaped counters. It was open 24 hours a day and staffed by 100 people.

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