Greyhound Trip From Orlando To Seattle (Part 2)

[bambam2124]

the longest scheduled layover i ever had w/greyhound was here in Atlanta, 9 hrs...coming from Katy tx, going home to virginia, i arrived in atlanta @ 7:45pm, transferred @ 3:45am

[sideslide23]

I've driven from Mesa AZ to San Antonio FL, it took me 3 days on my way to because I had 2 Jacobson LF3800 tractor lawnmowers on the flat trailer, but on my way back it took me 12 hours to drive from lake city Florida to Houston TX, I could have made it back in two day but my dad suggested that I stay a night in El Paso and finish my trip back to Arizona the next day. If I could drive that distance, I could drive any where in this country, Screw Greyhound!! I'll never ride Greyhound

[caa1000]

@sideslide23 Driving 12+ hours in a row may be easy, but on Greyhound you can't drive 55!

[sideslide23]

@caa1000 I know because its a commercial vehicle not a private, according to the federal regulation, you can drive the maximum of 10 hours before you are required to rest for 8 hours, and you cannot be on duty for more than 15 hours. matter fact I have my Class A CDL but no job yeat but I'm still trying to find a truck driving job that doesn't require month or years of OTR driving experience in the Semi.

[joshalex93]

Still love the HELL out of GREYHOUND. I'll take that before I even think about anything else... Send me a Greyhound ticket, kee[ the airplane ticket, because if you send it to me, it's just going to get shredded and put into the trash can!!!!!! I can't stress that enough.>!!!

[caa1000]

@joshalex93 Hey, you surely enjoyed the Greyhound trips I made and can't blame you for the nice experience on the bus! Thanks!

[joshalex93]

@caa1000 Thanks. I mainly love when they make announcements

[joshalex93]

@joshalex93 My favorite part of the trips are when you come into the stations, and or rest stops and the driver makes the announcements... Also the lights just seem to turn on by them selves. Even though I know that the driver hits a switch....

[coolslayersucks]

haha im going from new york to montana 3 night trip tomarrow im scared cause itll be my first time and im only 16 got any advice..

[caa1000]

@coolslayersucks You will enjoy it so much, if you put your mind on the outside view, rather than what's going inside the bus.

[coolslayersucks]

@caa1000 what about the transfers isnt it difficult to find the next bus your transfering too...

[mattplaskett]

im a greyhound agent in thunder bay, ontario Canada. i have been on buses for years and its long, boring and can be a bit scary at times but id rather the bus than flying anyday.. by bus you get to see everything and see cities you would never think you'd go to.. its awesome:) go Greyhound!!

[EsotericDesi]

@mattplaskett I'm a bus fanatic and I agree w/ you 100%... :-P

[EdmDude]

Long trip?

Whitehorse to Mexico City! :P

LOL!!

[spygurl126]

two words: never again

[Zeskents]

@spygurl126 lmao ! hey same here I wouldn't do it ever. We had some crazies on your bus D:

[Zeskents]

@spygurl126 our*

[oakdizzle1978]

riding greyhound is no fun.never agin

[RyantheCanuckpirate]

I live in Vancouver.. I'd love to go on a Greyhound trip somewhere one day. I dont know if I should go to like Miami or something or stick to somewhere closer like SF.. I'm sure it'll be a good experience either way.

[gladfan1989]

@RyantheCanuckpirate Best advice I can give you is this. If you can reach your destination in 1 day maximum, then by all means, take the bus. But if your destination is more than 1 day away on the ground, then take the train.

[w5pda]

You think that's long? Try going from Miami to Yellowknife :-)

[bjb91]

wow long trip!!!!!

[caa1000]

3 days of Greyhound trip! Still more videos to post!