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Hampton Jitney is a family owned, premier commuter motorcoach company, based in Southampton, NY, operating three primary routes from the east end of Long Island (The Hamptons and the North Fork) to New York City.
The dream of founder James Davidson who came up with the name, “Hampton Jitney,” (he coined the name at a dinner party at artist Loren Dunlap’s Sagaponack house) was originally to create a ...
The collision involved a Hampton Jitney bus driven by Jeanluc Gayott, Jr., 52, of Port Jefferson, and a motorcycle driven by Gallo; Haeg was a passenger on the motorcycle with Gallo, police...
After a failed attempt at launching a pedestrian ferry between the two villages last year, Response Marine has partnered with the Hampton Jitney and approached both villages with a revised...
For many commuters and weekenders, the Hampton Jitney is synonymous with summer.
The Hampton Jitney's Westhampton, Montauk, and North Fork lines stop along the Long Island Expressway (Interstate 495) at Exit 60. It is called the Islip Airport Connection, and is a short taxicab ride away from the airport terminal.
The Hampton Jitney provides seven days per week, year-round express bus service between Long Island's East End and New York City. Ferries connect the North Fork to Plum Island and New London, Connecticut. Ferries also connect the North Fork to the South Fork by means of Shelter Island roads.
A pedestrian ferry proposed by the that would — and include a shuttle route through East Hampton and Bridgehampton — got an informal vote of confidence Tuesday night from the Sag Harbor ...
Payment can be made by credit card through the app, or riders can purchase ride credit vouchers with cash at the Hampton Jitney office, located at 395 County Rd 39A in Southampton.
The Hampton Jitney and the Hampton Luxury Liner provide bus service primarily between the South Fork and New York City. Local bus service is provided by Suffolk County Transit. Ferries. Direct access between the South Fork and Shelter Island is via the South Ferry (the North Ferry provides access to Shelter Island from the North Fork