The Staten Island Coach Company was a bus operating company, formed in 1925 as a subsidiary of Richmond Light & Railroad Co. to operate buses which replaced streetcars operated by the parent company in Staten Island (the borough of Richmond in New York City). However, it was only in 1933 that authority to operate buses was granted by the city, by which time the Richmond Light & Railroad Co. had been reorganized, with its streetcar operations renamed Richmond Railways. Gradually, in 1933 and 1934, Staten Island Coach Co. bus routes replaced the Richmond Railways streetcar lines. At this point, two separate bus systems operated in Staten Island, as another network of bus lines was operated by Tompkins Bus Co. In 1937, the Staten Island Coach Co. took over the Tompkins Bus Co. routes and the
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| - The Staten Island Coach Company was a bus operating company, formed in 1925 as a subsidiary of Richmond Light & Railroad Co. to operate buses which replaced streetcars operated by the parent company in Staten Island (the borough of Richmond in New York City). However, it was only in 1933 that authority to operate buses was granted by the city, by which time the Richmond Light & Railroad Co. had been reorganized, with its streetcar operations renamed Richmond Railways. Gradually, in 1933 and 1934, Staten Island Coach Co. bus routes replaced the Richmond Railways streetcar lines. At this point, two separate bus systems operated in Staten Island, as another network of bus lines was operated by Tompkins Bus Co. In 1937, the Staten Island Coach Co. took over the Tompkins Bus Co. routes and the
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| - The Staten Island Coach Company was a bus operating company, formed in 1925 as a subsidiary of Richmond Light & Railroad Co. to operate buses which replaced streetcars operated by the parent company in Staten Island (the borough of Richmond in New York City). However, it was only in 1933 that authority to operate buses was granted by the city, by which time the Richmond Light & Railroad Co. had been reorganized, with its streetcar operations renamed Richmond Railways. Gradually, in 1933 and 1934, Staten Island Coach Co. bus routes replaced the Richmond Railways streetcar lines. At this point, two separate bus systems operated in Staten Island, as another network of bus lines was operated by Tompkins Bus Co. In 1937, the Staten Island Coach Co. took over the Tompkins Bus Co. routes and the former Tompkins Bus Co. routes were given new route numbers in the 100's. In 1946, the Staten Island Coach Co. went bankrupt, and the Isle Transportation Co., a company organized by a group of Staten Island Coach Co. employees, began operating the buses on Staten Island.
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