4w ago

YSK that you can enjoy Colorado without driving. Bustang is a government agency that offers frequent intercity buses across the state

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But I don't live in Colorado?
- Take the Amtrak to CO and bring a bike.
  
  But I don't live in the US?
- Well that's a mistake.
How much this cost exactly how do I use it in Oklahoma?
- First, you leave Oklahoma for good.
  
  First step to any good plan
- After searching on a very unhelpful website, it looks like it goes from $5 to $43. And the trip could take several hours, depending on how far you're going. So it's not a commute thing, more like a tourism thing.
  
  It depends on the line. The bustang runs lines Denver-Boulder and Denver-Foco that lots of people use for intercity commuting.
This is an ad that isn't even kind of disguised. Just a literal post of an ad.
It’s true! You can also take your bike on the Bustang and enjoy the amazing bikes paths that CO has to offer.
I go to Colorado to boondock at 12k feet on federal land 45 minutes from the nearest tiny town. I can't even fly in and rent a car, rentals aren't making it where I like to go. The cities are the least interesting part of the state.
They showed 10% of the black population of Colorado in this video.
Casa Bonita in Denver is literally the only reason I will ever step foot in the USA again.
- …. Really?
  
  Some people are really into South Park.
That's good, does anyone know if any other states have similar services?
So most of these are on the front range (which is ass) but it’s interesting that it goes to grand junction. Any stops along the way?
It's pretty sad that the US doesn't have any State-run Inter-State bus system.
Just nationalize grayhound or something
This is true. When i lived in Longmont, i took the public bus to and from the Denver airport more than once. Very inexpensive and convenient. Very comfortable buses
Is bustang a synonym of bussy?

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