Bee-Line buses may come to screeching halt
The union representing Bee-Line bus drivers and mechanics has authorized a strike, potentially leaving Bronx riders in need of alternate transportation into Westchester County. Local 100 members and
•
Feb 27, 2012, 8:25 PM
•
Updated 4,616 days ago
Share:
The union representing Bee-Line bus drivers and mechanics has authorized a strike, potentially leaving Bronx riders in need of alternate transportation into Westchester County.
Local 100 members and bus owner Liberty Lines are in contract negotiations, but yesterday the union said service would come to a halt if an agreement isn't reached by Wednesday's deadline.
Without a compromise, 400 drivers and 150 mechanics are prepared to hit the picket line, affecting about 100,000 passengers.
More from News 12
1:53
Transit workers demand MTA safety changes following stabbing of conductor
1:50
Sunny and warm Friday for Brooklyn
1:45
Community reacts to former President Trump's visit to Bronx barbershop
1:46
Breast cancer survivors celebrate life at Brookdale Hospital
1:33
Grocery chain utilizes robots to fill on-demand grocery orders
1:56
