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- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 973-635-2374
ExtraTollFree - 800-675-0287
- Address:
- 71 River Rd Chatham, NJ 07928
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- Categories
- Transportation Providers, Bus Lines, Buses-Charter & Rental, Transportation Services
- Services / Products
- * AM/FM Stereo/Cassette * Card Tables (Upon Client Request) * Charter & Tour Bus Service, American Bus Association * Climate Control * Corporate Travel, Weddings, Receptions, Parties of All Types * Extensive Under Floor Cargo Storage * Individual Lights * Motor Coach Communications * Panoramic Windows * Passaic Valley Coaches Feature; 47, 49 Or 54 Passenger, Seating * Public Address System * Reclining Seats * Restroom * Trash Bags * VCR Units * Wheelchair Lift (Coach #007 Only)
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General Info
At Passaic Valley Coaches we pride ourselves on passenger service, satisfaction and safety. We are confident that you will find that our personnel, service and equipment are the best found in the industry. Our modern fleet offers local and long distance charters. We have the ability to travel anywhere in the United States and Canada. Your group of up to 54 passengers will travel in coaches designed for your comfort. Each coach is equipped with the most modern of features including: climate control, interior lighting, video player and much more. We also offer one of the only coaches in the State of New Jersey equipped with a wheelchair lift. Whether your needs are local or long distance, let the professionals at Passaic Valley Coaches custom design your itinerary. We are here to serve all your coach needs! The Summit-New Providence Bus Lines was formed by Micheal De Corso and his wife Lucy 30 years prior to the formation of Passaic Valley Coach Lines which was incorporated on March 31, 1967. In 1980, we purchased the Charter Bus Rights issued by the ICC in 1980 and expanded those rights to 48 states of operation from New Jersey. The authority was transferred to Passaic Valley in 1982 and in 1984 the Summit-New Providence Bus Lines ceased charter operations.