Greyhound 'Ridership' percentages are obtained through demographic discovery which includes (but is not limited to), annual income, heritage, etc.
Greyhound contends that as its core demographic customer base expands, company revenues will continue to grow. The company has said that this customer base is growing at a rate that exceeds the U.S. population growth rate as a whole. Greyhound has largely built its business on lower-income clientele. Specifically, the company has identified two groups of customers-the core and the transitional groups...
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Greyhound buses differ from school buses in many ways. A Greyhound typically has a much nicer body, reclinable seats, on board bathroom, smoother ride, more space, and even television sets.
55 passengers.
Greyhound discontinued service to Aurora Illinois on September 7, 2011.
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Different double-decker buses can carry different numbers of passengers. If all the passengers were to be seated, you would need 13889 London red buses. Of course, a single double-decker bus, over its lifetime, will carry a million (or more) passengers.
Greyhounds are normally used for racing or kept as domestic pets. It is not advisable to ride greyhounds as they are only a small whippet like animal. I suggest a larger beast like a horse. But not a shetland pony because these too are also relatively small.
There are 55 seats and a driver.
14 greyhound busses although he landed on the deck of the 14th one
According to www.greyhound.com, they have bus fleet of around 1250 buses. The average lifespan of a bus is around 7.2 years.See the link attached to this question
Yes, many buses now accept payment through debit cards as a convenient and cashless option for passengers.
On some routes, Greyhound has buses that make fewer stops. However, you will always stop for meals, refueling, and changing drivers.
You would need four buses. Three would be full and there would be six people on the last bus.