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HBCU SHUTTLE PROVIDE SAFE TRANSPORTATION FOR STUDENTS

Posted By: miranda albury on October 14, 2007


Students attending FAMU, BCC, TUSKEGEE, ED WATERS, FSU AND UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, can now ride home, safe and conviently. The HBCU shuttle provides transportation, just for college students and is economical. And this year, HBCU Shuttle will also service HBCU's in the Atlanta and North Carolina area.

Robert "Bob" Jones,CEO of The HBCU Shuttle, is a retired police sergeant , a FAMU graduate and the first African American to serve in Internal Affairs for the Miami Dade Police Dept. contiues to serve and protect his community via the services of the HBCU Shuttle.



Miranda Y. Albury, (a FAMU graduate), Vice President of Operations and Marketing, states "The HBCU Shuttle provides quality transportation for college students traveling back and forth to college during peak travel times. The HBCU Shuttle provids security, digital navigation system, on board videos, comfort and direct travel home."

Reservations for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays can be made by calling 1-800-784-7702 or visit our website at www.bnjtours.com and/or e-mail us at djaw22@bellsouth.net
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