Gary,
you have to phone ahead to request that an accessible bus be ready to carry
you wherever, but yes, I have gotten to Santa Cruz via Oakland, and from
Oakland to Sacramento on an accessible greyhound bus.  Their busses have
room for at least two people in wheelchairs, they are in the middle of the
busses I rode.

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> [Original Message]
> From: Gary Peterson <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: 6/25/2005 8:15:51 PM
> Subject: Greyhound buses
>
> Hi all!
>
> The other day at work I met someone in a chair who told me he got
> into town via accessible Greyhound bus.  He came in to see me
> about another issue, so I wasn't able to ask him more about it.
>
> So Has Greyhound finally decided after allll these years those of
> us in chairs have real money to put into  their fair boxes?  If I
> got a sudden urge to travel within  the next hour, would I be
> able to bop over to my nearby Greyhound  depot tell them where I
> want to go and actually be able to stay in my chair?  are all
> buses accessible now, or do I need to keep this on my yearly
> Christmas wish list?  Please bring me up to speed here gang.
>
> Hope you're all havin a great summer!!
>
> See ya-Gary