Transport Service In Ghana Introduces New Buses With Beds, GH Reacts: "I'm Not Picking Flight Again"

• Newly introduced buses by a transport service in Ghana have got people talking
• Royal VVIP, a known brand in Ghana's transport service, has launched a set of buses with beds installed in them
• Netizens who saw the videos of the buses were thrilled and expressed their views in the comments section

A significant breakthrough in intercity travel has arrived in Ghana with the introduction of innovative new buses.

The buses introduced by Royal VVIP, a local transport service, are equipped with sleeping berths.

The new buses will offer passengers a more relaxing and rejuvenating travel experience, particularly for long-distance journeys.

A video of one of the vehicles shows its beautiful interior layout, with both top and down beds.

With the comfortable beds and amenities designed for overnight travel, passengers can now arrive at their destinations refreshed and ready to begin their day.

Watch the video below:

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Netizens divided over introduction of 'bed' buses

Netizens who saw the video of the new buses were divided in the comments section. Some praised the innovation, while others criticised it.

@XbyVibes wrote:

"It not about the luxury of the car, it about how professional the driver are, the rate of which they make decisions on the road, a lot of accidents happen not bcos of bad roads but bcos of bad decisions of the drivers."

@JodelStoriesHQ wrote:

"Person go want alight for nkawkaw den he go sleep find ein self for tech."

@Mr_pee13 wrote:

"Person go get school father from this p33."

@_Dhellali wrote:

"Basically a lazy man approach. The country need trains and not beds to help cover longer distances in shorter times."

@StephenAhiataku wrote:

"Like how Bawumia go name this one? E-busbed or."

@_therealbee_ wrote:

"Make I sleep for bus inside for Ghana road top especially Accra to Kumasi road."

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@AnabaVictory wrote:

"Chairman it is not about the bus oo. It’s the poor road infrastructure that this bus will run on. Even the normal ones sef we dey die na this wey everybody Dey bed for inside. The should place more emphasis on Safety features of the busses. To improve them not luxury."

Two transport unions increase fares

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that two transport unions had decided to increase transport fares.

The Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana and the Transport Operators Union of Ghana increase the cost of transport in response to harsh economic conditions.

Netizens who saw the post were unhappy. They expressed their views in the comments section of the post.

Source: YEN.com.gh