TEANECK, N.J. (AP/ 1010 WINS) -- NJ Transit might want to call Bus 7174 "The Love Bus."
That's because a Long Island man decided to propose to his girlfriend on the bus at the Port Authority Bus Terminal on Thursday.
Leora Feigenbaum, 20, was on her way home from midtown Manhattan when a Port Authority employee escorted her from the back of the line for the 167T line.
On board the bus she found flowers, decorations and boyfriend Adam Frohlinger holding an engagement ring.
Frohlinger, 21, says he picked the bus because he knew it was the last place his girlfriend would expect a proposal.
That's because a Long Island man decided to propose to his girlfriend on the bus at the Port Authority Bus Terminal on Thursday.
Leora Feigenbaum, 20, was on her way home from midtown Manhattan when a Port Authority employee escorted her from the back of the line for the 167T line.
On board the bus she found flowers, decorations and boyfriend Adam Frohlinger holding an engagement ring.
Frohlinger, 21, says he picked the bus because he knew it was the last place his girlfriend would expect a proposal.
Port Authority and New Jersey Transit officials were in on the fix, helping Frohlinger and some co-conspiring friends get to the bus without being spotted.
"This might be the first time this has ever happened at the bus terminal," Jennifer Friedberg, a Port Authority employee, told the Bergen Record.The juniors at Yeshiva University met while working at a summer camp in upstate New York two summers ago.
