Buses of Honduras
While the fleet in Honduras had its fair share of old school buses from the United States, there were also a number of newer, more comfortable models. Bus and road facilities along the main routes were fairly well developed throughout the country. The Grand Central Metropolitan Bus Terminal in San Pedro Sula, Central America’s largest bus station, even has its own Dunkin’ Donuts.
The Grand Central Metropolitan Bus Terminal:
- Central America’s largest bus station, in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, has its own Dunki…
- San Pedro Sula bus station
- Buses parked in Tegucigalpa
- Buses stuck in traffic at the Las Manos border between Honduras and Nicaragua
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November 08 2010 06:46 am | School Bus Migrations and Transport |
