However, after about half an hour I noticed that the heater still hadn’t kicked on on the bus as well as that the vents weren’t blowing any air at all, however the bus driver didn’t say anything but as my associate and I neared the next station everyone was asked to take their stuff as well as get off! Everything was transferred to another bus, taking about 15 minutes, as well as my associate and I were off again.
Back in November I had to take a bus to go visit family for Thanksgiving, but it was a 3-hour bus ride, about an hour past my comfort limit, but all in all the experience wasn’t terrible. I was easily happy to find that my bus was next to empty, meaning I got both seats in my part to myself instead of having to sit next to a stranger. I brought a pillow as well as a blanket along with my carryon items so I could get comfortable, although I wish I had brought a heavier blanket; When they first loaded everyone onto the bus it was cold, even though I assumed things would warm up after my associate and I had started moving as well as the bus’s heater was turned on. However, after about half an hour I noticed that the heater still hadn’t kicked on on the bus as well as that the vents weren’t blowing any air at all, however the bus driver didn’t say anything but as my associate and I neared the next station everyone was asked to take their stuff as well as get off! Everything was transferred to another bus, taking about 15 minutes, as well as my associate and I were off again. The driver explained that after my associate and I had left the previous station he noticed the bus’s Heating, Ventilation, as well as A/C component wasn’t functioning. There wasn’t an available bus to switch to back there so my associate and I had to get to the next station to switch. He apologized for the cold during the first part of the trip, at least, although he wasn’t to blame for the heater not working. The rest of the trip went by separate from incident, as well as the heating on the current bus made things much more tolerable.