Buses in Europe
Traveling by bus is not only a safe and reliable option to travel within European countries such as France and Spain, but also to smaller locations that are harder to reach. Also, there are intercontinental routes that give you the opportunity to travel across countries.
Traveling by bus is often the most cost-effective choice. Their ticket prices don’t fluctuate as much meaning that buses are a great option for those on a constricted budget or those who like to have flexibility with their plans.
The standards for bus travel in Europe are higher compared to other continental bus networks. You will find routes, like intercity and cross-country links, that go from France to Germany or Budapest to Vienna, or Nuremberg to Prague, etc. There are many companies that provide this traveling ways through many routes. In addition, for those who want to travel from the Southeast Europe (including the Balkans) to Europe’s EU countries, buses are available by weekly schedules and all the seasons of the year. For example, there is a route starting from Tirana to Berlin and vice versa. And in this case, we recommend to contact with Elite Mobility, e very experienced travel company in Albania that operates in Southeast Europe.
Long-distance buses are also called intercity bus service or intercity coach service. This way of moving on the roads is both public and private (travel or transportation companies). Unlike a transit bus service, which has frequent stops throughout a city or town, an intercity bus service generally has a single stop at one location in or near a city, and travels long distances without stopping at all. As we said, they may be operated by government or private industry. Intercity or long-distance buses can serve to areas or countries with no train services, or may be set up to as a more flexible or cheaper alternative compering with other means of transport.
Intercity bus services are of prime importance in lightly populated rural areas that often have little or no public transportation. Going from one place to another by bus has personal, social and environmental benefits.
The most significant impact that buses bring into our lives are:
Improvement of health: Have you ever thought that walking to and from the bus can provide the recommended 30 minutes of exercise a day? This means being active that helps with physical health and reduces private driving stress. Bus are also a safer way of traveling.
Reduction of air pollution: Buses keep the air cleaner. We can save up to 10 kg carbon dioxide a person by leaving the car at home and using bus transport.
Less traffic crowding: Riding on buses means fewer cars on our roads, reduced car-engine noise and more freeways to move from A to B.
Buses is an option, and a cheap one, for people who do not drive or can’t drive at all. Not everyone is a car driver or has the possibility to get one.
Helps the economy: Studies show that every cent invested in public transportation gives back four time higher in the economy of a city.
1. Trouble-free travel
2. Plenty of storage space
3. Serene and stress less travel
4. Cheaper way to travel
5. Safety
6. Comfort travel
7. Secured parking place
8. Reduces environmental impact
9. No need to research itineraries
10. Away from driving stress, smooth journey
11. Convenient pick-up locations
12. Opportunities to discover more and learn
Sources: Dews Coaches