travel Dec. 17, 2014

Fung Wah Buses Are Back, Baby

Passengers prepare to load a Fung Wah bus before leaving Manhattan for Boston August 4, 2008 in New York. With fuel prices skyrocking, bus services have seen an increase in ridership in recent months.

Photo: Chris Hondros/Getty Images2008 Getty Images

Fung Wah, the bus operator that promised you cheap travel from New York to Boston for the price of sitting next to a guy who keeps hunching over in his seat to subtly hit a crack pipe, is set to reopen in 2015 after being shut down by the feds last year. Hopefully this time the seats will have less puke on them.

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