Greyhound Bus Lines

It pains me to assign such a low score to public transportation, but i do believe that Greyhound is efficient mostly in the East Coast (mainly the New England area). Faster, on time, better bus fleet (AC and, seldomly, wifi on board). But when you venture south and west… ooooh boy.
First off, this stop is NOT exactly in the middle of town. Which means that, once yoy hop off the bus you have to hop on a taxi or get a ride from a friend.
It shares the location with a 7-​eleven (not the most furnished but the public restrooms are fairly decent).
Across the (BUSY) street, you cab find solace (in the scorching Texas heat) in Walmart.
Yes, because the waiting area is NOT inside with AC… it id outside with 2 or 3 sockets to recharge your phone.
It would somewhat be acceptable if the busses were on time, but they rarely are. And, once they get there, you better pray there is a seat and it is NOT by the bathroom.
Greyhound was once a lot better and quite cheaper. Such a pity it has, since then, gone downhill.
If you gotta travel throughout Texas. Invest in a rental car. It may even prove to be cheaper. It will definitely be better.