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BusJunction helps prevent you from boarding a sketchy bus

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) on Sep 22nd 2009 at 1:00PM

Back in April we wrote about one-stop bus transport site BusJunction. Their service allows you to browse schedules of 14 different bus services, and purchase tickets on their site. Until now, you did not really have a good way of knowing just what kind of service you could expect.

With some of the horror stories of bus fires and buses losing their wheels on the highway, it's reassuring to be able to make an informed decision before clicking "buy now".

The reviews are provided by review site Yelp, which means you too can contribute to the collection of reviews after you've tried a bus line. Even if you don't plan to take the bus any time soon, it is pretty entertaining to read the reviews, and get an idea of just how low-cost some of these bus lines are.

You'll find BusJunction here, and once you find a bus itinerary you like, simply click the star rating next to its name for the review.

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