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[edit] Transport: Mayor insists Crossrail won't take cash from tube upgrade - guardian.co.uk

23 July 2008, by

[edit] Riding the Bolt

23 July 2008, by blacbutterflyy I must share it with you all…..it’s called Bolt Bus. It provides both an economical and efficient mode of transportation for people who wish to travel between DC and New York. I rode Bolt Bus for the first time this week and it was ...

[edit] Bloggin’ on Bolt Bus

23 July 2008, by Kristine Munroe-Mahoney I’m blogging from the BoltBus! For $10, I am coming home from NY on a bus with free wifi and electrical outlets. Before I get carsick, I’m gonna throw in a DVD :-)

[edit] Bloggin’ on Bolt Bus

23 July 2008, by I’m blogging from the BoltBus! For $10, I am coming home from NY on a bus with free wifi and electrical outlets. Before I get carsick, I’m gonna throw in a DVD :-)

[edit] Blogging From a Bus

23 July 2008, by The bus is the work horse of our nation’s “people moving” fleet.  Not as reliable as  a train, not as sexy as a plane, and not as convenient and private as our personal cars, the bus moves folks either short or long distances within a reasonable time frame, at a reasonable cost, and on an infrastructure that already exists, roads.  Despite how noble the bus may be the truth is most of us equate a long bus ride with the type of hell reserved for child murders and ethnic cleansers.  We cringe at

[edit] Blogging From a Bus

23 July 2008, by James Q. As I write this I am on a Bolt Bus heading from DC to New York. What enables me to blog while on I-95 cruising through Delaware is free wifi on the bus! This is just one of the many amenities offered by Bolt Bus. ...

[edit] Bay Window Bus :: RE: Loose generator fan bolt, hate to have to ...

23 July 2008, by unknown Author: joe1970 Posted: Yesterday 10:43 pm (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 37 Why are you pulling the engine instead of just removing the generator and fan as one unit? I've replaced alternators and generators without even thinking about ...

[edit] Canoe woman Anne Darwin 'one of the greatest actresses in the world' - Telegraph.co.uk

23 July 2008, by

[edit] Burglary suspect eludes police - Rutland Herald

23 July 2008, by

[edit] ...hungry in boston

23 July 2008, by rockstar adonis So I headed out Thursday afternoon on the Bolt Bus to Boston. Just a side note, the Bolt Bus is a great new bus line operated by Greyhound. The buses are newer, there is more legroom and they offer free wifi. And they're cheap too! ...

[edit] How station stalemate scotched housing plan - Worcester News

22 July 2008, by

[edit] 'On time' pledge by bus users' champion - Huddersfield Examiner

22 July 2008, by

[edit] Lightning hits lights at Keene ballpark - The Keene Sentinel (subscription)

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[edit] Fuel prices leading more travelers to board trains and buses - Australia.TO

20 July 2008, by

[edit] Blogging from a Bolt Bus

19 July 2008, by unknown So I had my ticket for the 6:30 am Fung Wah bus out of Chinatown, right? So I got up at 4:30 am (mostly so I'd have extra time to watch Ep. III of Dr. Horrible*) and I packed all my stuff and I schlepped it all down to Canal Street so ...

[edit] Blogging from a Bolt Bus

19 July 2008, by M.K. Hobson As it all turns out, I was able to walk onto the 7 am Bolt Bus. Bolt definitely provides more bang for one's travel dollar. It has plug-in outlets and free wi-fi on board, and a bigger bathroom. And it boards one block from my hotel, ...

[edit] Free wifi on the road

19 July 2008, by Вот в таких автобусах, типа Bolt Bus можно всю дорогу пользоваться wifi.

[edit] Eric's On the Bolt Bus

18 July 2008, by Patrick As my blog network is ever-expanding, my buddy Eric is currently en route to NYC via the Bolt Bus (not to be confused with the Megabus, which I wrote about a few months ago.) He just sent me this report: ...

[edit] Travel: Bolt Bus

17 July 2008, by Anna Zhan When planning my trip down to see Chris in DC, she recommended a bus service to me called Bolt Bus. She claimed they had free wi-fi onboard…I wasn’ta believer, but not knowing a lot about the Chinatown buses, I decided to give Bolt Bus ...

[edit] Boston, Bolt Bus

17 July 2008, by Chicopea I also can't wait for the beach and a run along the Charles River. I'm going to try a new bus service to get to Boston. Supposedly Bolt has more legroom than the Chinatown buses, and hopefully they don't set on fire as often. ...

[edit] Battle of the Buses

15 July 2008, by Fung Wah bus a popular mode of transportation for many in NYC seeking a cheap ticket and thrill (See here and here and… well you get the picture) now may have a safer alternate to riding the bus. Bolt Bus and Mega Bus have now entered the fray with even cheaper fares to cities like Boston and Washington D.C. giving Fong Wah a run for there money. The two new bus lines are joint ventures from big bus companies like Greyhound and others to compete for the new market of consumers looking to save

[edit] Last Week?s Most Popular Blog Posts

14 July 2008, by 1. Which WaPo Writers Are Pulling in 230K? by Erik Wemple 2. A Diner/Tryst Yoga Comedy: Plans for 14th and T Revealed by Jule Banville 3. Update: SIX Flagging by Dave McKenna 4. LNS Reality Show Update by Amanda Hess 5. Bolt Bus Is Bunk! by Angela Valdez 6. Allstate Gets a Spanking by Erik Wemple 7. City Paper Softball Team Seeks Real Competitors by Andrew Beaujon 8. 2000 Block of R Street NW, July 9 by Jule Banville 9. The Elusive Metal Shopping Cart by Brianne Downing 10. Isn’t Any

[edit] Bikeathon Completed

14 July 2008, by My Bikeathon Medal So, I did the 26 mile (46.2km actually according to my cycle computer) Bikeathon, having cycled some 20km to get to the train in the first place due to engineering works, another 8km at the other end to and from the station, and then 5km from the train station home (I used a different ...

[edit] Heathrow Express

14 July 2008, by I got dressed Saturday morning, and then at some point I realized that I had lost a day and it was Sunday afternoon and I was wearing the same clothes. Boston to JFK by Bolt Bus, which is nice except the lack of seat-back trays is terrible, and then LIRR and then AirTrain, and then ...

[edit] Trial run for bus service - Huddersfield Examiner

12 July 2008, by

[edit] BoltBus is the Prep-Tech Way to Travel

10 July 2008, by BoltBus is the Prep-Tech Way to Travel The holiday weekend taught me a few new things about how to get out of the city on the cheap. I was headed home to Boston and decided on BoltBus (rather than the always dubious Chinatown bus choices). BoltBus steals the “$1/seat*” concept of the Midwestern Megabus venture, but throws in the added flash factor of onboard Wi-Fi, power outlets, ample legroom and flatscreen TVs that don’t turn on. “Bolt for a Buck,” however catchy, is not entirely true, a

[edit] Traveling Troubles

7 July 2008, by I didn’t intend to spent my last moments in both New York City and Wilmington in tears, standing before some sort of transportation device. In fact, I intended to leave happy and refreshed. That was the whole point of getting away. The Universe, again, had different plans for me, and you know how well those plans usually play out.  Let’s start with New York. When I last left you, I was on my way to the Big Apple, happily typing away thanks to the free Wi-Fi on Bolt Bus. Sadly, that bused turn

[edit] Competition for the ever-popular Chinatown bus?

7 July 2008, by My favorite part of Alex’s piece about the Chinatown bus? Her description of the bus as smelling like stale mushrooms. Who knew you could get to New York from Philly or 3 bucks?  And all this time I’ve been forking over 50 bucks for gas, 10 for NJ Turnpike tolls and another 6 for the Lincoln Tunnel.  What a sucker. Anyway, you should give Alex’s feature-length (about 5 minutes) piece a listen. And get on the bus, gus…

[edit] Will DC Kill The Bargain Buses? - Washington Post

7 July 2008, by

[edit] Boston to New York and Back Again for Cheap

7 July 2008, by I know — some people avoid traveling long distances by bus as if the vehicles were carriers of the bubonic plague. Yet, there’s really no reason to fear or loathe the mode of transportation, especially now that it’s gotten cheaper than ever. Just about everyone who travels in the East has probably heard about the ridiculously low $1 fares some companies, such as Bolt Bus and Mega Bus here in Boston, charge for a one-way trip to a major destination, most often New York City. Compared to what th

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[edit] As airfares skyrocket, wallet-friendly options will keep you grounded - San Francisco Chronicle

28 June 2008, by

[edit] That Time I Wanted to Kill Myself, but Killed Bugs Instead

27 June 2008, by This week was, by all accounts, pretty terrible. All I had to do was get through this week to get to the oasis that would be New York City with my sister, Jillian, and Lindsey. I wanted nothing big. Nothing stressful. Just the end of my class and some packing. The universe, apparently, wanted something else. After being in a finicky, annoying mood on Tuesday for a number of reasons (living in filth, lots of reading, lack of quality television), I woke up Wednesday wanting to just be positive.

[edit] Heading to NYC to speak at Personal Democracy Forum 2008!

22 June 2008, by Hi. Experimenting by riding Bolt Bus ($15 and free wi-fi plus no one to bother me. What’s not to like?) to NYC, where I’ll be speaking at Personal Democracy Forum 2008 (pdf2008) on data feeds and data visualization as part of a panel on governmental transparency. Looking forward to ...

[edit] Not everyone is an idiot or a git

18 June 2008, by Some five years ago—probably just before I started blogging, as I can’t find anything about it here, and you just know I would—a certain huge cycle shop on Cowley Road tried to sell me the flysheet of a child’s tent, pretending in their sale that it was a multicoloured cycle cover. When I returned it, ...

[edit] A Ride Around the June Art Walk

13 June 2008, by the poet Poet Jim Bolt performs on "The Hippodrome," the new incarnation of the Art Walk DASH that transported gallery goers with frequent stops on corners and performances on board. Photo by Ed Fuentes. There was excitement in the air at the June Downtown Art Walk. New sponsors, new gallery ...

[edit] Bolt bus

12 June 2008, by This has nothing to do with new web 2.0 technologies but rather a much older technology. As the Youlicit team has found itself traveling up and down the north-east corridor quite a bit these last few months, I wanted to share a recent find with you. After growing tired of the unreliability & lack of comfort of the chinatown and greyhound buses, and not being able to afford Amtrak, we’ve been using the Bolt Bus. Not only is it reliable, comfortable and cheap, they offer free wifi on the bus!

[edit] The Fung Wah Bus vs. the BoltBus Challenge

11 June 2008, by The Challenge: Which bus is the better discount bus between Boston and New York City? As reported in an earlier blog posting on Fung Wah’s competitors, it can’t be denied that discount buses have come to Boston and are here to stay! The big players are the Fung Wah, the BoltBus and the Megabus with one way trips to New York from Boston costing $15 or less each way. On the last quick trip to New York I tested out the BoltBus to see what all the hype was about, and props to my mom who went along f

[edit] New York bound on a bolt of lightning!

6 June 2008, by Chinatown bus has got nothin on this.  I’m currently sitting on a Bolt Bus making my way down to New York City from Boston.  Oh yay, another post about going somewhere.  No wait!  This one is more interesting.  I promise. Ok, maybe not that much more interesting but I will have you know that the Bolt Bus experience isn’t that bad.  First the seats are a little roomier.  Second the AC works!!!  And last but certainly not least, it has WiFi and power outlets at the seats!  That’s a lot of exclam

[edit] METALOCALYPSE - Parent Klok.

31 May 2008, by Parent Klok. Rating: G Pairings: Nathan/Charles. Warnings: None, really, just me trashing the fandom again. And having fun. Summary: Lydia proves she can keep up with the big boys. Song used is ‘48 Crash’ by Suzi Quatro. I highly recommend it. It was half past twelve, and Nathan was picking at his breakfast, ...

[edit] The Awesome

20 May 2008, by I was very dissapointed earlier in the month when it seemed that the bus that I generally take home (30th street philly to 30th street NY) was no more. However, it has merely been replaced by the most awesome mode of transport ever to travel the earth. The Bolt bus. There are outlets in the back of the seats, strong wireless connection (even while moving), and fares starting at 1 dollar. Yes, 1. Uno. They didnt pay me to write this. They dont have to. I could live on this bus.

[edit] The height of luxury is

18 May 2008, by blogging from bus en route to New York City I’m on me way to NYC again for the weekend to spend my hard earned money on outlet goodies. The outlet mecca, Woodbury Common, beckons and I have no choice but to obey. Instead of the usual Boston chinatown buses, Fungwah and Lucky Star, I’m taking the new bus company Bolt Bus. It’s a bit more expensive but there is free wifi and electric juice on the bus - being able to surf during the 4 hours on the highway is wonderful. The wifi speed is surpri

[edit] Reporting Live From Somewhere

14 May 2008, by I’m currently blogging live from the Bolt Bus en route to Boston from New York City to watch Game 5 of the Celtics-Cavs series. Bolt Bus has free wireless access on all its regional buses, which makes this blogger’s day. I’ll be reporting more about the service later.

[edit] On Bolt Bus to NYC. Wifi and power outlets! (Flickr)

8 May 2008, by sooz posted a photo: On Bolt Bus to NYC. Wifi and power outlets!

[edit] Why Is No One Riding the $1 Bus?

29 April 2008, by With free WiFi and cheap inter-city fares, why is Greyhound's Bolt Bus empty?

[edit] Roommate Needed $500

23 April 2008, by Important points: -need a co signer -no drinking or drugs or parties in apartment -far from campus, but do able by bus + walking -9 month lease -share a room -fairly quiet + very clean Hello, My friend Katie and I are looking for a room mate for next year. We are both 19, I am a freshman Film ...

[edit] Visit 2 East Coast Cities on 1 Roundtrip Airfare

18 April 2008, by You’d love to visit New York again. But you’re dying to see Boston … or maybe Philadelphia or D.C. You can only afford one trip this season. Which city will you choose? Now you don’t have to choose just one city after all. Introducing 2-city roundtrip travel on Midwest Airlines and an inexpensive fare between cities on the brand new Bolt Bus. Read the rest of this entry »

[edit] Bolt for a Buck

12 April 2008, by I’m on my way to New York City (THE City, as it turns out), and I decided to be a little unconventional this time and take a new busline, called BoltBus. I saw the advertisement, well, on the side of one of their buses on the highway with their slogan “Bolt for a Buck.” Doing anything for cheap - especially 1 dollar! - is an irresistible temptation for me, so for my weekend trip to the City, I decided to go ahead and book myself a round trip ticket. Sure enough, I paid $2 (plus a $0.50 ‘trans

[edit] New Low Cost Alternative To Flying - Kind Of

28 March 2008, by It’s been a while since I’ve road a bus somewhere. From what I recall, the experience wasn’t that great. The tickets were a bit pricey and I arrived at my destination about 30 minutes late. If I have to go anywhere more than 5 hours away these days, I typically fly. This may soon change. A new bus service has just started offering low cost travel between a few major cities on the east coast. Boltbus, a division of Greyhound, is now selling low-cost tickets in an interesting auction-like form

[edit] Daily Transit Links Roundup

28 March 2008, by Bus travel making a comeback? Megabus faces new competition with Bolt Bus (on the East Coast). CalPIRG students take an extended spring break with a bike tour from San Francisco to LA to promote high speed rail. By removing landscaping (who needs it), Dodger Stadium adds 1,000 more parking spaces, but fans are still aprehensive about traffic. Livable Places is hosting a Community Workshop to make the Chinatown Gold Line station more pedestrain/bicyclist friendly.