Thessaloniki bus

Bus from Thessaloniki

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Major bus operators going to Thessaloniki

1 operators are offering bus connections to Thessaloniki. The major operators providing service to this location are FlixBus.

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Interesting facts about buses that you may not know

• Take the bus and take care of the planet. Average fuel consumption per passenger is less than making the same trip in a personal vehicle. A bus consumes 9 times less than a car, 7 times less than a plane, and 3 times less than ridesharing!
• Unlike airports, bus stations are generally centrally located, another advantage of traveling by bus. No need to go out of the way to get to the airport, often situated on the far outskirts of the city.
• In 2016, the fastest bus on the planet, called the “Superbus,” is found in Dubai and goes over 255kmph! It covers the 150km between Dubai and Abu Dhabi in just 30 minutes.
• 30, the average number of passengers that can be transported by a bus in Europe, which means that a bus can replace a minimum of 30 cars on the road.
• In France, there exists a “Disco Bus” to party late into the night! After first appearing in Paris in 2008, coaches can now be privatized for partying onboard, turning into real dance floors.