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“A sweet little OS that kept your battery alive longer than most of us keep New Years resolutions.”
“Rode cheaper than a coffee and never once blamed traffic on the schedule.”
BoltBus was Greyhound's cheaper, sportier division, running intercity routes from March 2008 across the northeast corridor and the Pacific Northwest, up into British Columbia. It connected NYC to Boston, D.C., Philadelphia and more, with Seattle-to-Portland and Vancouver runs out west. People loved it for the lottery of it all: at least one ticket on every bus sold for $1, the gimmick behind the slogan Bolt for a Buc
In July 2021, after 13 years of service, BoltBus quietly took its last trip. It left behind the memory of boarding groups S through C and the small thrill of scoring a buck-fare seat. The thunderbolt logo, which the company insisted bore only coincidental resemblance to another, more notorious emblem, rode along to the end.
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