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Levittown - Tullytown is a station on SEPTA's Trenton Line, located in the borough of Tullytown, PA. Despite this, most people only call this station Levittown.  History   Tullytown was built in 1835 as part of the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad. The same shelters were up as late as 1911, when the windstorm of 1911 possibly destroyed them. It's unknown what replaced the station afterwards, but a new, larger, station was built in 1953 to support the newly built community of Levittown. This newly built station lasted until about 2014, when it was torn down and replaced by a much better station that was actually accessible, this one built in 2017.  Tour Outside of the station in the parking lot Levittown is a very large station, and it's parking lot is similarly large. Considering how Levittown as a place is, this is an acceptable station to put lots of parking into.  Stairs and ramps This station is fully accessible....

Connecticut Post Mall is a bus station located in the parking lot of the Connecticut Post Mall in the Forest Heights neighborhood of Milford, Connecticut. The nearest store to the bus station is Boscovs.   Services Multiple routes go here, these include:  ctTransit:  261 - Boston Post Road/Downtown New Haven: This is a bus that runs to New Haven along Boston Post Road, which is currently part of US-1. This bus runs at a completely random frequency across the day.  262 - New Haven via I-95: This is more of an express bus to the mall, running via I-95 instead of US-1. The 262 runs about once an hour most of the day.  271 - Downtown New Haven via Union Station: This bus's provided description is a misnomer, it goes all the way to Waterbury via Whitney Avenue amd Waterbury Road.  Coastal Link  This is a bus ran by a consortium between Greater Bridgeport Transit, Milford Transit District, and Norwalk Transit Districts. Buses run...

South Carolina Avenue at Atlantic Avenue is a small bus terminal located at that aforementioned intersection in Atlantic City, New Jersey.  Services There are multiple NJT buses that stop here, these include:  501: This bus runs from the Atlantic City Bus Terminal to Brigantine via Harrah's and Borgata Casinos. This bus runs about once every hour.  502: This bus runs from here to Atlantic Cape Community College via Black Horse Pike.  504: This bus runs from Margate to the North Side of Atlantic City via Ventnor Heights. This bus runs about every 40 minutes, and is a mess to look at on a map.  505: This bus runs about once every 15 minutes between Venice Park, the Atlantic City Aquarium, and Longport via Atlantic Avenue. This bus is also a bit of a mess on a map.  507: This bus runs from here to Ocean City, running a bus every hour or so.  508: This bus runs from here to Hamilton Mall, similarly to the 502. The difference here is...