Greyhound cuts routes in Southeast, Midwest

Greyhound Lines cut routes in Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana this week as part of the company’s nationwide restructuring plan.

Officials for Greyhound, which is owned by Laidlaw International Inc., said it is cutting inefficient routes to “streamline and simplify” its network in the Southeast.

Overall, Greyhound is canceling service to 260 U.S. communities, more than 50% of which, the company stated, have no outbound ticket sales.

The next region to be affected is the I-95 travel corridor along the Atlantic coast.