And this is because I took an unit of these vehicles we usually take to travel between distanced cities or towns in my Latin country Venezuela, at the opportunity I've traveled to the capital Caracas, which is taking me at least almost twelve hours of trip from my hometown to Caracas. This is practically a very known company of buses called RODOVIAS DE VENEZUELA, which is established in the whole nation connecting the main spots like Cumaná, Puerto La Cruz, El Tigre and others. In fact, it operates mostly in the east side. So let's go to getting a deep knowledge about it through this brief article prepared by me.

It's a small one located in the terminal of CBO, although there are others in several points of the country's East side. inside of it, a pair of people can pick up your anticipated request to travel with them on many methods of payment like cash in dollars or bolívares, the local currency.

The units are basically of two floors with installation of bathroom and reclining seats to spend the travel having a wide confidence, moreover of a light system over each one and a small local network of television to enjoy any great movie through the long hours.

Besides of no bringing any type of food and drinks inside of the units, maybe many of you can be get surprised when I ensure you about the importance of no seeing the windows that are behind the curtains, at least during the night stage of travel. This is basically a measurement of security because the possibility of receiving big stones to hit and break the glasses in order to force the bus on stopping and then get robbed by these mean people called thieves. Plus, each passenger must be present an hour before the departure because the contrary it's time to pay an extra fine.

To make the trip between CBO and CSC that takes a half of a whole day, I made a previous payment of 154 bolívares in the date of last month, which are converted in 25$ or 115 STEEMS approximately. As you can see in the picture, it's divisible on two parts where one of them is given to the checker at the entrance of bus before to enter, after showing your ID card of course.

Another article I wrote once again in the travel community to share my experience with local buses in country, I'll be open to comments and suggestions to create the necessary feedback. Let's keep making a good Steeming performance. Regards I send to all of you.