1 Tlou Maupye - 3 years ago
What a disappointing experience it was, absolutely terrifying. My trip to Zim to my varsity friend's wedding, I'll number my points:
1. On the 8th Aug, the bus arrives 2hours late at the Bosman station. Unfriendly bus drivers who failed to even communicate to us when we had issue along the road, not to mention they refused to put on that damn TV on for us.
2. Bait Bridge was a nightmare, the bus was overload cause the drivers had more personal luggage and had the nerve to blame the passengers...how when every passenger's luggage is weighted...moving on
3. After 3hours at the bait bridge, another 7hours at the border but apparently this is a norm but absolute no assistance from the bus drivers.
4. We arrived in Masvingo and my bag was torn apart, Lord Jesus! I raised this up with one of the drivers but no interest was shown and I didn't follow it up cause I had spent over 24hours on the road and just wanted to settle down and rest.
5. Ok on my return, 12 August lucky enough the bus arrived just over 10mins late, bearable!
Lord have mercy, the potholes from Masvingo to the border were a nightmare but we were literally flying on them, at one point we slowed downed so hard I thought we crushed, terrible experience.
6. At the border it was a breeze, now this bus drivers were really helpful.
7. As we continued with the speed, bearable this time cause SAn roads are better, in Makhado the bus decided it has had enough, we had a mechanical breakdown. The drivers called Greyhound but it took them just over an hour to respond.
8. I called and threw a tantrum, and suddenly a mechanic came and assisted us.
9. This was Greyhound Dreamliner, the so called top of the range bus, arguableif you ask me. My seat was not controllable and I kept falling on the person behind me. I couldn't lay down properly as I kept coming back not trying to inconvenient the other passenger.
What a sweet sweet terrific experience, nonetheless, my friend's wedding was beautiful in Zim. ❤