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Tunnel Bus vs. Greyhound
5. November 2008 by admin.
One of the greatest problems of crossing the border is US Customs. A very close second is having another bus, Greyhound Bus, parked at the border waiting for its passengers to clear customs. Greyhound and charter buses often take significantly longer to clear Customs. You can hear a collective moan when a bus is before the Tunnel Bus clearing Customs. It is especially troubling on the Canadian side meaning dinner is going to be late. But last night, there was a small miracle. The Greyhound bus pulled to the side and waved the Tunnel Bus through. For the passengers on the Tunnel Bus, thank you! We were all glad to make it home on time!
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