A Conversation for Long Distance Bus Travel in the United States
It happened one night
Pimms Started conversation Oct 11, 2004
Nice entry 
Most of the description of coach travel reminds me strongly of how little it apppears to have changed from the time of the story 'Night Bus' written by Samuel Hopkins Adams, and filmed so memorably as 'It happened One Night' in 1934 starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0025316/ or http://www.filmsite.org/itha.html)
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It happened one night
MotDoc, Temporarily Exiled to Tartu, Estonia Posted Oct 11, 2004
Some things never change, Pimms. Especially things with government subsidies. 
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Baron Grim Posted Oct 11, 2004
But you forgot one of the most important truisms of bus travel. Whether it be intercity or intracity or even a school bus, there will always be at least one weirdo on the bus... if you don't see one, YOU'RE IT!
It happened one night
flyingtwinkle Posted Oct 12, 2004
actually ina train journey more facilities are distractions of a sort in a bus due to few distractions one can enjoy travelling more
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