Greyhound New Bus Video
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In its continued commitment to offering the best in leisure bus travel, Greyhound Lines, Inc., the largest North American provider of intercity bus transportation, began unveiling its fleet of new buses designed to offer a more comfortable riding experience. The first of the 102 re-designed buses debuted on the company's New York to Montreal and New York to Toronto routes, with additional buses slated to begin appearing on the New York to Boston route by mid-April. Over time, Greyhound will replace the entire nationwide fleet.
Love the Series 60 Engines! Awesome Roar to those New Buses.
Call me old school but still like the red white and blue colors on Greyhound coaches.
What a beauty - modern comfort, but with a design that pays homage to the "glory days". I'd love to try one out.
I love greyhound. hoping to travel again as soon as this thing is over
Nice! One of the new ones like this drove passed me going south on the NJTP, a few months ago..Nice to see Greyhound stepping it up..Some of those old buses look like they're gonna tip over driving straight down the interstate..
those are actually MC12s, and they were built in 1994-1996. But yeah, they're "special" pieces of machinery. Most are pretty worn out these days.
@CMLovejoy thats old school. greyhound needs a major upgrade not just with the colors but with a new fleet of buses and more express routes!
I am a japanese.
I like the Greyhound Bus !
Nice buses. Regards from Panama City🤗
I saw this bus on the streets of Maryland and I want to ride them to NY. They look nice.
I'm going to be taking a greyhound trip in the next month or so I hope I get to ride a bus like this
Boltbus use the same buses as Greyhound with free wifi and leather seats. Boltbus is in fact part owned by greyhound.
Where's the jingle? Go Greyhound, and leave the driving to us, really sticks.
The new buses are 45 feet long and we've eliminated five seats on the inside of the bus to give you 14 inches of more legroom!
Eventually the new buses will be rolled out to the entire fleet. Glad you like the sleek new look!
Well i like Greyhound Company & The Stuff & Drivers & People i've meet along the way while Traveling! Anyway Thanks for Your Great Videos Greyhound & Please Make More Videos Especially going to California & Utah & Las Vegas & Arizona!
They are missing tv screens on the back of the headrests and electrical outlets for phones and laptops, and also needs table trays like on an airplane.
@w5pda The buses in our fleet consist of both Prevost and MCI. The bus in this video is a Prevost bus.
@jimmyjam537 Seatbelts are not required to wear while on a bus. They have been added as an extra feature for the comfort of our riders. We do not know the status of seatbelt use on coaches run by other companies.
@josgaleldo Thanks for your support, josgaleldo. We are proud of the bus and this video. We can’t send it to you, but you can watch it on RUclips and our Facebook page. Also, feel free to share the link to this video on either channel.
@rampman28 Yes! Eventually all new buses will be rolled out for the fleet, including the West coast.
I'm curious...can someone tell me why Greyhound switched to Prevost from MCI? I used to see Greyhound use Van Hools across Michigan.
The vanhools were valley transit busses and they switched to prevo because bad relations with mci
Since the 2009 Prevosts were first to have the seatbelts I do expect more likely all new bus orders will come with seatbelts. As far as the drivers area. I did see the 2009 Prevost X3-45s have USSC driver seats with detachable shoulder straps which I do not recall seeing in use by Greyhound drivers. I believe the MCI DL3s have shoulder straps for drivers but Im not 100% sure. And the D4505s I believe possibly have driver shoulder straps as many D Series coaches have them except commuter coaches.
I don't think you could ever replace the traditional Greyhound livery - but I think First have done a very good job here.
thats supa nice
Why not have a couple of rows at the front with three wider seats per row that give the passenger a bit more legroom, a wider arm rest and maybe a drop down table? I would happily pay a 40 or 50% premium for something like that.
My partner recently had to travel from Kamloops home to Vancouver and rather than endure 5 1/2 hours on a cramped crowded bus it was preferable to book a seat with Air Canada instead at 5x the price. A premium seat option on the bus would have been a great alternative!
NIICEEE! Are there gonna be more of these added to the fleet?
we had our feel of them in tx it was yalls turn to deal with them lol
@TheMarineKid17 Please call the terminal from which you’re departing to ask if they are operating new buses on your route.
@GoGreyhound Thanks for clarifying....It looked like a VanHool from the side ;-)
One of the biggest disappointments, in my opinion, is bus service. I've traveled Greyhound in the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, this past decade and now this second decade of this new millennium. Buses used to go to small towns and now I have to drive 5 hours round trip to pick someone up from the closest bus station. In 1990 Greyhound had over 4,400 destination, now it is less than half. Walnut Ridge, AR has a train station, but no bus. Go figure! So, I take the train. What's up Greyhound? :(
Sadly bus travel is just not a prime option for the average traveler. Only the most desperate folks ride the bus.
What happends if the drives suddenly wants to take a dump ? Can he stop the bus on the road and use the passengers toilet or will he only use the toilet at the greyhound bus station ?
Seasoned drivers preplan. I assume that in an emergency the driver would pull to the nearest restroom.
you shouldn't have wasted so much time on the outside of the bus. The real experience is on the inside of the bus when you are sitting there for two days straight. Show off your new improved leg room and all the outlets that you supposedly have. Nice though.
what happen to these seats? I think these look great for the inside of the bus.
Those are actually the older buses. They I my renovated them inside and out. It cost the. About 100g to Reno or nearly 750g for a new bus
CONT'D....last time I used GH, I was never told to put ANOTHER tag on my bag. The lady at the ticket desk put one on it which had my destination to where I was going and where I was returning. I thought that was sufficient enough. On my trip back home, my bags got left in another city because I did not tag it again. Nor was I told to. The station where I came from didn't even have tags. I went up to one of the employees for help and he was the rudest sob I've ever met and said it was my fault.
how long is that bus? becasue it looks huge i dont see how they can turn sharp corners and such ..looks really hard to drive
About the new seat belts installed on passenger seats of the Greyhound buses. Will they be mandatatory for the passengers to use and will seat belts be installed on passenger seats of Megabus and Coach USA buses in the near future?
this city is My Philadelphia Pennsylvania. at columbus voulevard. and spring garden st.
@straightbaked nope i think you have to be lucky. the new buses are limited. i learned the hard way. im never doing Greyhound again. i thought i was getting one of the new buses but instead i ended up on an old bus with ripped seats and a dirty bathroom! i feel like greyhound needs to step their game up esp. when there is better options like Megabus and Boltbus.
45 feet is about 13.7 meters.
@GoGreyhound Actually, I knew that....That's what I get for trying to watch a video without my glasses on ;-)
looks like the old sceni-cruiser!
@FianoAlecia They only look like that on certain routes.
45 feet is how many meters?
How long is this bus?
45 ft
2 heck they had half them in the body shop those NE drivers lol
@txbadboy68 People like me? When I ride Greyhound I have the utmost respect for both the drivers and the fellow passengers on the bus. BTW, you don't even know me, so why make such an ignorant comment? I was just telling the truth. You don't have to be a problem person to make their attitude spark towards you. I've experienced there attitude for no reason whatsoever.
The Greyhound Bus line in Memphis, TN SERIOUSLY needs to get its act together. Not only do they have some of the RUDEST, most UNPROFESSIONAL staff and drivers, they do not know how to update new information on their websites (like the recent new location) nor do they ever answer the phone at the ticket desk when you have questions. They either give inaccurate info if any at all. People who don't use GH often are supposed to have ESP and know exactly what to do. They tell you nothing. Idiots.
I stopped riding Greyhound after my last trip about 5 years ago. The service was so bad I swore I would rather walk then ride Greyhound. I think a requirement for getting a job at Greyhound is you have to be rude and uncaring. Now I need to get to a place that doesn't have train service. Flying gives me headaches and I don't like flying either. I was thinking of trying Greyhound again but am scared to death after my last horrible experience. One driver actually threatened to put us off the bus if we even talked quietly. She also told us we couldn't put our bags on the floor. The bus was so quiet you could hear a rat licking ice and she still complained to another driver at one of our stops. He got on the bus and yelled at us and told us it was a privilege to ride greyhound and we should act better. I was done.
While it isn't and MCI, nevertheless Greyhound stuck to the tried and proven design philosophy: Maximum luggage bin space, no useless tacky overhang front and rear, underfloor integrate air-conditioning and heating. Manouverability may be enhanced by steerable tax axles. No overhang means greater stability and handling. Something european coaches don't have. Also the 7 clearance lamps front & back means the coaches is fully visible at night by other road users.
Why VanHool? Why not MAN or MCI?
I rode that bus from Buffalo NY to ride was awfull thay saided to have more leg room it is worser that before. The seats were hard as a rock i give it a 4 out of 10 bad
There My next project I hope it gets aproved Look the Same Seatbelts Hunh Staay tune. Note Mrplainz Cant guarantee. it ideas one of My goals.
The coachs of Brazil have around 14meters
45 ft equals 14.75 meters
I have my doubts i would ever want to take Greyhound I have heard some bad stories about Greyhound
yeah i bet that would be a prob
insides completely diff too plug ins wifi 50 seats not 55 window shades
i rode dis bus to canada it was wifi and plugs
James Bond Richard small 007
Leave the driving to Greyhound
i hate the fact that Greyhound doesnt let you know which buses are new when you purchase your ticket. im a loyal Boltbus rider but I couldnt find any reasonable tickets for thanksgivin holiday so i tried Greyhound. I thought i would be traveling on the newer buses. the greyhound website advertises the new buses for trips from DC to NYC yet when I got to the station it was one of the really really old buses with ripped up seats. I will stick with Boltbus. Greyhound failed big time!
The color scheme should be red, white, and blue. Greyhound is funded by the government, so they should be a little patriotic.
yeah about the time we all retire they keep them all in the NE so all the gang bangers can tear them up then we might see them in the south
no theve stoped buying them there having to many problems with them
Anyway, forgive the bitchery. I will not stop using GH because things have not been this bad in the past. But this last time I sure as hell wanted to boycott them. :( I will be using them again this week to see relatives for Thanksgiving. Cheers.
your comment offends me
ugly, no tvs
No cheap and ugly looking european preying mantis mirrors the stick out in front of the coach just waiting to be snapped off. Instead this coach has the proven cannon mount mirrors.
2 piece windscreens are easy to maintain and don't crack when you look at them like nasty 1 piece windscreens do. Also Detroit/Allison powertrain combination. Proven time and time again.