Lakeland History
Lakeland GIFsThe Lakeland Bus Company was started in 1952 as Morris County's NYC commuter carrier and a charter and tour bus company. It currently operates three commuter routes along Routes 46, 78, and 80. As well as providing scheduled casino service to Atlantic City and Pennsylvania resorts.
Lakeland's Routes
203-204: MCI 102-DL3
205-207: MCI 102-D3
208-209: MCI D4500
210-211: MCI E4500
212-216: MCI D4505
221-222: MCI D4500CL
223-225: MCI J4500
226: MCI D4505
17186-17240: MCI D4500CT
101-105: Mack C-45-SDT, fate unknown
106-107, 111-118: GM TDM-5108, fate unknown
108-110: GM TDM-4515, fate unknown, 108 is preserved at the Museum of Bus Transportation
119-127: GM SDM-5301, fate unknown
128-144: GM SDM-5302, fate unknown
145-161: GM S8M-5303A, fate unknown
162-167: GM S8M-5304A, fate unknown
168-170: MCI MC-8, sold in the late 1980s
171-190: MCI MC-9, 171-189 sold to smaller outfits or scrapped, 190 sold to Darkanu Bus Company, now retired
198-199: MCI MC-9, sold in the mid 1990s
191-197, 200-201: MCI 96-A3, sold to Darkanu Bus Company
202: MCI 96-B3, sold to private outfit in Paterson, NJ
217-220: MCI E4500 - Returned to MCI
301: Startrans Senator HD, presumably sold
3265, 3267: Flxible 40096-6T, returned to NJ Transit, since retired
5003, 5352-5377: MCI MC-9B, returned to NJ Transit for retirement and sale
6397, 6728-6757: MCI MC-9A, returned to NJ Transit for retirement and sale - 6729 sold to Lake Charter/Darkanu
6820: MCI MC-8, returned to NJ Transit for retirement and sale
7776-7777: Flxible 53096-8-1, Was purchased by NJDOT, returned to NJ Transit for retirement and sale
8704-8745, 8755-8759, 8857-8858, 8917: MCI D4000, Was owned by NJ Transit, returned
8760-8764: MCI D4500, Was owned by NJ Transit - #8764 caught fire on 1/22/14 and was scrapped prior to the remainder of the fleet being retired
VIP1: MCI 102-C3, sold to unknown
X732: GMC SDM-5302, was owned by NJ Transit, returned