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"At no point did we refuse to allow her to travel on our buses," Greyhound's manager of media relations Bonnie Bastian told the station.
Woman Claims She Was Denied Travel On Bus Because She Was Wearing A Burqa Jen Sabella 2011
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"At no point did we refuse to allow her to travel on our buses," Greyhound's manager of media relations Bonnie Bastian told the station.
Woman Claims She Was Denied Travel On Bus Because She Was Wearing A Burqa Jen Sabella 2011
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Greyhound's customer service voicemail is equally useless and didn't seem to be connected to anything either.
Greyhound Accidentally Charges $1,000 For A $70 Bus Ticket - The Consumerist 2009
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"At no point did we refuse to allow her to travel on our buses," Greyhound's manager of media relations Bonnie Bastian told the station.
Woman Claims She Was Denied Travel On Bus Because She Was Wearing A Burqa Jen Sabella 2011
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"At no point did we refuse to allow her to travel on our buses," Greyhound's manager of media relations Bonnie Bastian told the station.
Woman Claims She Was Denied Travel On Bus Because She Was Wearing A Burqa Jen Sabella 2011
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Four passengers who were not injured were picked up by another Greyhound bus that happened to be traveling a similar route at around 8 a.m., Richmond said in a telephone interview from the Cincinnati headquarters of First Group America, Greyhound's parent.
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To reach a human at Greyhound's fare-and-schedule information line, press 26.
Get Through to a Human Rachel Louise Ensign 2011
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"At no point did we refuse to allow her to travel on our buses," Greyhound's manager of media relations Bonnie Bastian told the station.
Woman Claims She Was Denied Travel On Bus Because She Was Wearing A Burqa Jen Sabella 2011
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An example of a route affected is Western Greyhound's Newquay to Plymouth service, which now involves three buses and requires passengers to buy three separate tickets, but uses only one driver throughout.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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"We also believe that Greyhound's growth in Wales will come from persuading more people to leave their cars at home and opt instead for our coaches."
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