With the current government shutdown affecting federal employees across our nation, we at C&J want to help do what we can to ease the financial burden. From now until the government is reopened, C&J will offer free daily transportation to work for all recalled and mandatory federal government employees traveling to Boston.
“We want to support our riders who are not being paid but still diligently doing their job for our country,” says Jim Jalbert, President of C&J Bus Lines. “The last thing we want them to worry about is how they’re going to get to and from work. We are pleased to do what we can to help those impacted by this unfortunate situation, and are hopeful that the matter will be resolved as quickly as possible. We’re all in this together, and we’ll get through it together.”
If you’re a federal employee traveling to Boston for your job and are no longer receiving pay due to the shutdown, we’re here to help. To receive your free ticket to Boston from C&J you must visit one of C&J’s terminals in Dover, Portsmouth or Newburyport to purchase and redeem your roundtrip ticket on the day of travel each day.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Terms:
Free ticket based on a single roundtrip transportation per day during the 2019 government shutdown. Valid for business travel to/from Boston South Station and select Logan Airport Employees with C&J Bus Lines. Riders must have proof of Federal Employment in the form of a valid ID badge. Subject to space and availability. Only valid for sale and redeemable the day of travel at C&J’s Dover, Portsmouth, or Newburyport Terminal. Discount does not apply to online sales. Not transferrable, does not apply to family members, towards past purchases or applicable for cash value. Not valid towards monthly passes, commuter passes, leisure travel, or NYC travel. Once the US government has reopened the travel discount program is void.
Federal Agencies at Logan Airport include: Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS), U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP), Flight Standards District Office (FSDO), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Air Traffic Control Tower.
