Megabus’ Pa. hub adds service to 9 cities

The intercity bus service will begin offering trips to Cleveland; Detroit; and Akron, Ohio, among others, from its Pittsburgh hub.

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March 29, 2011

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AKRON, Ohio — As of May 11, Megabus will expand its Pittsburgh hub, adding trips to nine new cities, including Cleveland; Detroit; and Akron, Ohio, Ohio.com reported. Akron service will start with four trips daily to and from Pittsburgh and four trips daily to and from Cleveland. For the full story, click here.

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