Trans-Bridge Lines has been on the road for 84 years. Yet despite its long-standing presence, the biggest challenges for Trans-Bridge Lines, and the motorcoach industry in general, are decreased regular commuter ridership with the shift in popularity to remote work. Ferraro, founder of Trans-Bridge Lines, would have been shocked by the effects the COVID-19 pandemic had on "how we do virtually everything." In 1941, Ferraro established Trans-Bridge Lines when he took over the New Jersey Interurban Transportation Company, which was established in 1902. Delaware River Coach Lines, affiliated with Trans-Bridge Lines, began local transit service between Easton and Phillipsburg in 1943, continuing today under an agreement with NJ Transit.