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MegaBus Under Fire For Violation
The low-cost bus company servicing Tampa is the subject of a complaint by the City of Orlando.
A popular Northeast intercity bus carrier with newly introduced Florida routes is accused of violating Orlando law.
MegaBus, which advertises fares as low as $1, began service between major Florida cities in May with a Tampa-Orlando route. In Orlando, the company is subject to a complaint for violating a city ordinance.
According to documents obtained by 10 News, Orlando’s code enforcement department says the carrier for did not obtain permission to put up tents or port-a-potties at its Orlando area stop, erected following customer complaints.
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The bus company is scheduled to stand before the city’s code enforcement board July 18 to remedy the issue.
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