Getting around by bus and coach The United States Of America

This bus company operates several daily routes between Boston's South Station and Cape Cod's main towns (Hyannis, Sagamore, Plymouth, Rockland...). The buses are comfortable and all have toilets, air conditioning and wifi. They have the advantage of being frequent and more economical than the ferry. Buses run every day. The line from Boston's Logan Airport serves Hyannis in 2 hours and Plymouth in 1.5 hours. The bus from Hyannis to Provincetown takes less than 2 hours.

From LAX, free shuttle to transit center from where buses leave.

Downtown: Bus Flyaway to Union Station

Hollywood: Flyaway Bus to Union Station and Metro Red Line to Hollywood

Beverly Hills: Culver City Bus 6 and bus 720

Westwood: Culver City Bus 6

Santa Monica and Marina del Rey: Santa Monica 3

Visit commented by the driver of the trolley.

Main American carrier, Greyhound serves Las Vegas. Los Angeles, San Bernardino, San Diego, Phoenix, Barstow, Fresno, Flagstaff, Anaheim - Disneyland - Salt Lake City... From California to Utah and Arizona, most of the American West is accessible by bus from Sin City. It is also possible to reach more distant destinations, such as Denver in Colorado and Chicago in Illinois. A good alternative for travelers who do not have their own vehicle.

Waikiki Shuttle is a shuttle service in Honolulu, Hawaii. According to traveler reviews, experience with this company has been mixed. Some travelers have reported long delays when being picked up at the airport, forcing them to take alternative transportation to get to the airport on time. Others also mentioned a lack of communication from the company, with unanswered voicemails regarding pick-up times. Some travelers also reported rude behavior on the part of drivers. However, other travelers had a positive experience with Waikiki Shuttle, highlighting the punctuality of the service and the drivers' knowledge of the area. Travelers are advised to take these reviews into account before booking with this company and to consider other transportation options in Honolulu.

Maui's bus transit system, called Maui Bus, is operated by Roberts Hawaii and funded by Maui County. It comprises fourteen bus routes serving the communities of Maui Central, South, West, Haiku, Kula and Upcountry. All routes operate seven days a week, including holidays, and vehicles are accessible to people with reduced mobility. No transfers are possible between lines. Monthly passes are available for purchase and are valid for one calendar month. They can be purchased from bus drivers, at the Maui County Business Resource Center in Kahului, and at the Wharf Cinema Center management office.

The company operates between Grand Canyon's South Rim and North Rim between spring and fall. The entire trip takes about 4.5 hours and reservations are required via the website. Reservations must be made 24 hours in advance of the departure date. In the off-season (mid-October through mid-November), Trans Canyon Shuttle also offers a single schedule in the morning from the South Rim and in the early afternoon. The shuttle makes two stops along the way (Cameron and Marble Canyon). Bicycles can be transported.

The newest bus company is called Megabus. Most Midwestern cities are connected by Megabus, including Minneapolis, Detroit, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cleveland, Indianapolis and Pittsburgh. Not as regular as Greyhound, Megabus prides itself on being cheaper. And it's true, at this level, it's like a low cost bus! Fares depend on the date of purchase, the route and the day of travel. It is better to arrive early to have a good place in the bus, unless you paid a little extra to reserve your seat.

Greyhound is one of the largest bus companies in North America. The fleet of buses has been largely renewed to offer a better service to its users. In most buses, one can now enjoy a certain level of comfort with leather seats, more leg room, toilets in the back of the vehicle, personal electrical outlets and free wi-fi. Greyhound trips are often hectic and busy, but that's cheap America too! It takes about 9 hours to get to St Paul, Minnesota.

The Logan Express is a bus that runs between the airport and Boston, as well as several towns in the surrounding suburbs. Within Boston itself, the Logan Express has one stop in the Back Bay neighborhood. It also serves four Greater Boston towns: Braintree, Framingham, Peabody and Woburn. It runs every day, every 30 to 60 minutes, depending on destination and time of day. Tickets can be purchased online or at the airport. Perfect for getting to certain suburban cities directly from the airport, and without breaking the bank.

The German group has been operating in the U.S. market since 2018 and it is still expanding. It even bought the Greyhound institution in 2021. Flixbus is the certainty of the best value for money! San Francisco has 3 stops: at the corner of^5th and Townsend, Daly City Bart Station (500 John Daly Blvd) and at Fisherman's Wharf (700 Beach Street). Currently, San Francisco serves 17 direct destinations, including Los Angeles, Sacramento, Redwood City, San Jose, San Luis Obispo, Palm Springs, Santa Barbara, Reno...

Greyhound offers the most extensive intercity bus service in North America. For example, San Diego is particularly well connected to the rest of the country, especially to Los Angeles, which can be reached in 3 to 4 hours, depending on traffic. You can easily reach other states, such as Nevada - about 10 to 12 hours to Las Vegas - Arizona - about 14 hours to Phoenix - and Utah - about 20 hours to Salt Lake City. Unsurprisingly, the fares are cheaper than the train.

Like the SNCF in France, the national railroad company of the United States serves the entire country. It crosses most of the California coast, from San Diego to San Francisco, passing through Los Angeles and several cities in the South, such as San Clemente, Santa Ana, Anaheim and Fullerton. An interesting alternative to the car, especially since the trip is breathtaking on the section from the municipality of Del Mar to the entrance of Dana Point, since the train runs along the ocean. All this for relatively affordable prices.

Greyhound buses are the cheap way to get across California and beyond. From here, there are several daily departures to Santa Cruz, San Francisco and Los Angeles. And it's cheaper than the train! The buses are functional and comfortable: wifi on board, electrical outlets, reclining seats, toilets... With their engine equipped with the latest technology, they leave a low carbon footprint: it's the green solution to travel! Check out the departures and prices on the Greyhound website.

Jefferson Lines is an established name, celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2019. Its operations are local, and its routes are geared towards the central states of the country. You won't be able to get to Illinois, for example, and only LaCrosse, Milwaukee or Madison to Wisconsin. On the other hand, if you want to visit Minnesota from top to bottom without a vehicle, this is the ideal solution. The company serves all points of interest in Minnesota. So it's perfect for getting away from it all in the surrounding towns.