Any things better than TSA!

We reduced our flying several years ago. We don't travel abroad much now either due to all the hassle.

Where there is a need, there will be an entrepreneur to fill it. It looks like a better idea than trying to get comfortable in a slightly reclining bouncer designed for someone under the height of five feet two. Not my cup of tea, however. Like many fellow semi-insomniacs conditions must be just-so in order for me to fall asleep and even more so in order to stay asleep. The only advantage might be the ability to stretch out while reading a book. Actually, in a sense, this is the inevitable extension of new ideas such as Uber. As transportation becomes more problematic, I expect to see more inventive ideas in this area.

I think this is a great business idea. I'd gladly travel this way.

Not a bad idea actually. I dont like flying and avoid it if I can.

Between the airport delays, the TSA, and the hassle of screaming children and crowded planes and small seats, I am DONE with flying.

I would investigate this approach. I also note that there is Megabus, which does much better and cheaper service than Greyhound. This sounds like a step up even from Megabus.

ffa, we just got back from a 10,000-mile trip, the BW
and I, and we're tired. . drove to hotlanta, flew to
honolulu, boated to vancouver, flew to lax, then to
hotlanta, and drove home. . it was wonderful, but a
tad bit tiring. . sleeping on a bus would definitely
have been easier! -- j
.

It looks good except -- where do we stow luggage? I suppose I could bring a duffel and use it as my pillow.

I see. What if Pullman had designed a bus instead of a passenger rail car?

Punishing.