Two years after Philly’s Greyhound station closed, the buses still have no permanent home

Two years after Philly’s Greyhound station closed, the buses still have no permanent home

How Philly’s inter-city bus station went from permanent building to ‘humanitarian disaster’ to still searching for a home.

Two Years After Philly’s Greyhound Station Closed, the Buses Still Have No Permanent Home – Philadelphia Inquirer

By Erica PalanBuses are expected to travel, but bus stops usually stay put.Not so for Philly’s roving Greyhound station, which has had three homes in two years and will likely move again.The intercity bus service shuttered its longtime terminal on Filbert Street in 2023 and moved to curbside operations on the 600 block of Market Street. The site lacked benches, bathrooms, and other amenities typically found before long trips.“Rarely has a single…