Pennsylvania
Martz Trailways operates intercity bus service that connects the Wyoming Valley cities of Wilkes-Barre and Scranton and the Pocono Mountains in northeastern Pennsylvania to the Northeast megalopolis cities of New York City and Philadelphia along with casino runs to Atlantic City, New Jersey, and Wind Creek Bethlehem.[1]
Martz Trailways operates commuter bus service from Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, and the Pocono Mountains to New York City, with frequent service on weekdays and less frequent service on weekends. In the Wyoming Valley, the commuter buses to New York City serve Scranton, and in Wilkes-Barre: downtown Wilkes-Barre at the James F. Conahan Intermodal Transportation Center, and the Wyoming Valley Mall. Places in the Pocono Mountains served by Martz buses to include Mt. Pocono, Marshalls Creek, Stroudsburg, and Delaware Water Gap. Some runs to New York City serve Panther Valley, New Jersey. Most buses operating to New York City terminate at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan, with some runs providing service to Wall Street in Lower Manhattan.
Martz Trailways also sponsors an AMTRAK Thruway Conencting Service line (an Amtrak service that link towns that are not yet served with Amtrak rail service to nearby Amtrak rail stations) providing daily service from Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, White Haven, Allentown, and Quakertown to Philadelphia's 30th Street Station, where passengers can connect to SEPTA and AMTRAK trains.[1] Martz Trailways's intercity commuter bus service offers one-way and round-trip fares along with commuter fares for frequent commuters.[2][3]
Martz Trailways also operates bus service connecting the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City to indoor water parks in the Pocono Mountains including Great Wolf Lodge, Kalahari Resort, and Aquatopia.[4]
Martz Trailways operates limited bus service from Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, and the Pocono Mountains to the Atlantic City casinos and Wind Creek Bethlehem. The buses to Atlantic City provide daily service from Downtown Wilkes-Barre, the Wyoming Valley Mall, and Scranton. In Atlantic City, the buses stop at Tropicana Casino & Resort Atlantic City, Resorts Casino Hotel, and Caesars Atlantic City. The buses to Wind Creek Bethlehem provide service on Thursdays and the last Sunday of the month from Downtown Wilkes-Barre, the Wyoming Valley Mall, Scranton, and Mt. Pocono.[1]
Washington D.C. and Maryland
Martz Group operates GOLD Line commuter service connecting Washington D.C. to suburban areas in Maryland and Gray Line sightseeing service.[5][6] The Gold Line commuter service operates five routes under contract with the Maryland Transit Administration.[6] Route 202 provides service from Gaithersburg to Fort Meade,[7] Route 610 connects Waldorf to Washington, D.C.,[8] Route 620 connects Waldorf and St. Charles Towne Center to Washington, D.C.,[9] Route 650 connects La Plata, Waldorf, and Accokeek to Washington, D.C.,[10] and Route 810 connects Anne Arundel County to Washington, D.C.[11]
Virginia
Martz Group operates the National Coach Works serving Fredericksburg.[5] Up until April 2021, National Coach Works provided commuter bus service from the Fredericksburg area to Washington, D.C.[12] The National Coach Works also operates two commuter routes under contract with the Maryland Transit Administration that connect Southern Maryland with Washington, D.C., Route 705 connects the Charlotte Hall Shopping Center in Charlotte Hall and the Mattawoman-Beantown park and ride in Waldorf with Washington, D.C., and the Route 715 connects the Golden Beach park and ride in Charlotte Hall and the Mattawoman-Beantown park and ride in Waldorf with Washington, D.C.[13][14] There is also charter bus service offered by the National Coach Works, serving Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Washington, D.C.[15]