Sunday evening around 7pm a big Vonlane bus exited 287N to Little Rd in Arlington/Kennedale. First time I've ever seen a Vonlane vehicle irl. Wtf would it be doing on 287 & especially Little Rd?
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gabehcoud said:
Sunday evening around 7pm a big Vonlane bus exited 287N to Little Rd in Arlington/Kennedale. First time I've ever seen a Vonlane vehicle irl. Wtf would it be doing on 287 & especially Little Rd?
Maybe they store them or maintain them there? It's fairly central for their routes from Dallas and Fort Worth.
I don't think so bc I live in the area and have never seen one before. But possible i suppose
Private charter?
I remember my first Vonlane experience. I dislike driving but riding a bus didn't sound all that appealing either. I will never forget the feeling after stepping off the bus in Austin from Dallas. I immediately recognized that I felt refreshed and not like I had been in a 10 round fight. Driving I35 or I45 is truly a battle and takes something out of you. Count me as a big fan. One piece of advice, always bring something to cover yourself with…they crank that AC…always a bit chilly and I am guy that enjoys the cold air on my big butt.
No better way to travel between Houston and Austin. Big fan.
Dan Dipert has his maintenance facility up at the north end of Lake Arlington. Maybe going there for some work?
TMan86 said:
I remember my first Vonlane experience. I dislike driving but riding a bus didn't sound all that appealing either. I will never forget the feeling after stepping off the bus in Austin from Dallas. I immediately recognized that I felt refreshed and not like I had been in a 10 round fight. Driving I35 or I45 is truly a battle and takes something out of you. Count me as a big fan. One piece of advice, always bring something to cover yourself with…they crank that AC…always a bit chilly and I am guy that enjoys the cold air on my big butt.
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I have none.
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They look like a nice ride.
I was intrigued but then checked prices/routes... I get wanting to ride in a bit of peace, but $130 to share a luxury bus for what would be a 3.5 hour car ride?
Door to door it is about the same as a Southwest flight for me and much easier to get work done.
Yeah, I guess if the proximity to the pickup/dropoff locations work out for you then it makes sense. I can definitely see the allure of being able to work -- my productivity on any day I have a flight completely bottoms out.powerbelly said:
Door to door it is about the same as a Southwest flight for me and much easier to get work done.
the pickup and dropoff points won't work for me, but i do agree $120 round trip from FW to Aus seems a bit steep.
I get the point, but at the same time, there's some irony in paying money to be able to work.powerbelly said:
Door to door it is about the same as a Southwest flight for me and much easier to get work done.
1. It isn't my moneydouble aught said:I get the point, but at the same time, there's some irony in paying money to be able to work.powerbelly said:
Door to door it is about the same as a Southwest flight for me and much easier to get work done.
2. I would have to pay money and have to do the work either way
I've enjoyed my experience on Vonlane. Chose the early trip from Downtown Houston to Dallas Love Field. Strong wifi, plenty of legroom, light breakfast, snacks, soft drinks and coffee provided. Offered a blanket and pillow, sundries (eye mask, ear plugs, toothbrush, hand sanitizer, tissues, clorox wipes, tylenol/advil). About 30 minutes before arriving in Dallas, they handed out hot towels to wash hands and face. It's $199 round trip, but it will be a business expense.
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