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I had a very comfortable bus ride from Krakow to Warsaw for 7 euros a few years back. Each seat was able to lean back really far and still you weren't bother yo
by hetspookjee 8y ago
I had a very comfortable bus ride from Krakow to Warsaw for 7 euros a few years back. Each seat was able to lean back really far and still you weren't bother your rear neighbor. Each seat also had their own iPad-like-device with games, movies, music and internet.
Now Poland does not have many highways that are of good quality. But the ones we drove were good enough to sleep on. Also the toll for cars is really low (I believe 3 euros).
I'm willing to pay an extra to be able to lay down flat down but I really do wonder what surplus is added due to the stabilizing tech. I believe it's only applicable in a country such as the USA, where the roads are poor and the wages are relatively high. Still a large enough market to make it work though.
- wenc 8y ago> only applicable in a country such as the USA, where the roads are poor Not sure about this. I've traveled all over the USA, and the highways are uniformly excellent. Local city streets however are a mixed bag, especially in the north, where harsh winters create conditions for potholes to form.
- smackfu 8y agoWe did a journey in Mexico where the first class buses go on the good highway and have extreme air conditioning and lie back seats. The second class buses go on the bad roads and use schoolbuses with no AC. But the second class buses made the trip in half the time of the first class, because they could go over the mountain instead of around it. Fascinating choices.
- konschubert 8y agoI really want sleeper buses in Europe like there are sleeper trains.