CLEVELAND -- Dozens of people were stranded at Cleveland's Greyhound station Monday morning.

Passengers said they were stuck there for more than six hours.

"When we pulled in at 2 o'clock this morning, they said they had no drivers," said Bruce Morgan, of St. Petersburg, Fla. "All the buses were pulled around back ready to go but no drivers. And they lost my luggage in Atlanta. I saw them put it on the bus and it never arrived with me."

Leslie Esters, of New York City, said that when one bus pulled in she was afraid there was going to be a mob scene.

A Greyhound spokesman said they had an unexpected large number of passengers at the Chester Avenue depot.