Raising their rates would probably cause the loss of more business and the closing of the company so that no one could ride anymore. And that is probably what will happen unless Greyhound is bought-out by a larger diversified company that can afford to meet and maintain A.D.A. requirements. Yet we have seen nothing about a dedicated and sincere program to train their drivers and customer service folks. Good public relations seems to be seriously lacking. GO to the above URL to find out more.
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