Bolt Bus and Megabus Hog the Street
An observant reader sends this snapshot from yesterday of Bolt Bus and Megabus taking over two lanes at 11th and G streets during rush hour. Come on, dudes! Share! (On a side note, I still haven’t been able to get wi-fi on Bolt Bus.)
Photo: SaraH
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August 13th, 2008 at 2:53 pm
What really annoys me about this is that the buses take up the metro bus lane, so I’m always afraid I’m not going to be seen or they won’t stop.
And all the people waiting around sit on the metro bus stop bench.
Thanks guys!
August 13th, 2008 at 3:20 pm
at least the moved down the block. when they were working on the sidewalk on this block, the buses actually stopped at the Metrobus stop.
August 13th, 2008 at 7:48 pm
why’s this picture so blurry?
August 14th, 2008 at 7:31 am
what is a bolt bus
August 14th, 2008 at 2:22 pm
Friends,
It does look like Megabus is double parked, and as for the Metro benches, all Americans own and paid for those benches. Without public (Federal) dollars, WMATA would stop in 10 seconds. Metro has had a monopoly to do as it pleases, and it is a good service for its patrons, a very good service, but it is dreaming to think that no other services can operate to serve the district’s residents and visitors. Of course folks are all concerned about our own situation, and all the others should get out of the way, but there is obviously a huge need for these curbside buses and a viable solution other than wishing them away needs to occur. Most curbside patrons ARE Metro patrons who just got off the Metro, or will get on the Metro. Just my 2 cents. bill
October 14th, 2008 at 6:51 pm
Eastern Travel is HELL!!! The company of thugs stranded over 30 customers at Penn Station who had already waited three hours for a return trip to Washington, DC. Many had already paid. It took a sit-in by angry customers and a call to the police to get Eastern Travel to listen. They wouldn’t answer phone calls from customers, the drivers or the New York Police. This company is a scam!!! Do NOT use Eastern Travel!! Here’s footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ENx7gtrL7k
October 23rd, 2008 at 1:13 pm
greyhound is the way to go might be a little to much yea but come on people my safty is worthy of it if the bus is late at least im in side when it rain snow or frezon out side and the terminal iis safe we are the people speak up write letters to greyhound tha ticket are to much and need to change be cause i hope you know like anything things are to good to be true when in demand and they beat greyhound out prices will they will go up and service will go down and did yall know that greyhound has a new fleet of buses prevost just like bolt and new setra the big luxury buses with tv wifi and outlets understand that greyhound is alittle bit more that insure the bus has insurance and safe terminal’s that shield you from cold snow rain and is safe now if we are that hard up on 40 or 50 $ compared to safety or geting sick or if my bus is in a wreck at least my billls are paid if we want better from greyhound and cheaper service we need to tell them what we need comments