INTERCITY BUS ROUTES - HISTORY

WASHINGTON

Intercity Bus Map/1976

Color coded map shows intercity bus routes in existence in 1976.

Blue indicates Greyhound, red indicates Trailways. Additional colors indicate significant independent bus companies, and are identified with labels. Black indicates smaller independent companies.

Thin blue or red lines indicate routes which were once part of Greyhound or Trailways, but later transferred to independent bus companies.

Beginning in 1921, intrastate bus service was regulated by the Washington Department of Public Works.


GREYHOUND BUS COMPANIES

North Coast Greyhound Lines
Northwest Greyhound Lines
Overland Greyhound Lines

TRAILWAYS BUS COMPANIES

Additional Trailways Companies

INDEPENDENT BUS COMPANIES

Auto Interurban Lines
Northwestern Stage Lines
Okanogan Valley Bus Lines/Empire Lines

Additional Bus Companies

Early Certificates of Convenience and Necessity

Bus companies certified by the Washington Department of Public Works.

Obscure Interurban/Intercity Bus Companies

The most obscure bus companies, not listed in the Russell's Guide but mentioned in the 1952 Mass Transportation's Directory, or sometimes mentioned in the WPA Federal Writers Project/American Guide Series books.


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