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Terminals are pretty important for transfers if it's a hub. It's probably no coincidence that Los Angeles has a terminal and Lordsburg, New Mexico doesn't. If
by adrianmonk 3y ago
Terminals are pretty important for transfers if it's a hub.
It's probably no coincidence that Los Angeles has a terminal and Lordsburg, New Mexico doesn't.
If you're going from Las Vegas, NV to Palm Springs, CA, there are no direct Greyhound routes (that I could find). You're going to go to a hub city (like LA), get off the bus, and sit in the terminal a while before you board another bus. McDonald's doesn't want you doing that, and McDonald's might not even be open.
However, Greyhound could save money on real estate by moving hubs to the suburbs. They could still have stops downtown in big cities, but have the bigger facility where land is cheaper.