Liberty Lines

Since its meager beginnings in 1953 as a 4 vehicle operation, Liberty Lines has grown through merger and acquisition to become one of the largest privately owned transportation companies in New York State.

Liberty Lines notified the New Hampshire Attorney General of a ransomware attack on February 17, 2023. The attacker encrypted systems and exfiltrated employment records. Liberty notified law enforcement, engaged forensic experts, and restricted remote access. Notifications were mailed to affected individuals on May 12, 2023, offering 24 months of credit monitoring. One New Hampshire resident was affected.

Liberty Lines reported a data breach to the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. The breach was reported on 2023-05-12. 1 Massachusetts residents were affected. The report records the breach type as electronic.

For over 60 years Liberty Lines has been privileged to develop and operate one of the most effective and efficient Transit systems in the country. Today Liberty operates over 300 vehicles on 60 routes and carries almost 30 million passenger over 10 million miles annually. We believe our 700 union and non-union employees are the best transit workers in America. Our employees are our greatest asset and earn excellent wages, health and pension benefits. The Liberty workforce is foundational to the local economy.Since its meager beginnings in 1953 as a 4 vehicle operation, Liberty Lines has grown through merger and acquisition to become one of the largest privately owned transportation companies in New York State. Today, the company, which is headquarted in Yonkers, operates out of 2 state of the art facilities, employing approximately 610 union and 140 non-union employees and operating a fleet of 350 vehicles from 25 foot passenger vans, to 60 foot articulated and hybrid buses.