However, some of these recently discontinued routes may soon be reinstated, as additional funding for public transit in Nassau County has been allocated. Weekend service on the N21 is being restored. The N21 will no longer travel to Flushing, instead running from Great Neck to Glen Cove only.

Beginning January 17th there will be two legs of the route: the N20 G, which runs from Flushing to Great Neck, and the N20 H, which runs from Great Neck to Hicksville. The N20/21 line is also being restructured to accommodate heavy traffic in the Flushing region. N19 riders traveling east are advised to take the SCT's S20 line for trips to Babylon. The N2/8, N14, N17, N46, N50, N51, N62, N73, N74, N80, and N81 lines will no longer be running after Saturday, January 16th.Īdditionally, the N19 line will now start and end at the Sunrise Mall, and will no longer travel eastbound to Babylon. ***Please note that as of Sunday, January 17th the Nassau Inter-County Express will be eliminating several routes.

With gas prices ever-rising on Long Island, utilizing our efficient public transport is a great way to save while you travel! Many of the local buses also make stops as train stations and other public transit hubs - allowing you to get where you're going on time, without the hassle of maintaining your own car, or having to ask for a ride.

No matter where you're headed, Long Island's public buses can get you where you need to go - in both Nassau and Suffolk County! Hopping on a bus is a great way to travel affordably and efficiently across Long Island, and it also helps put an ease on commuter traffic.

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