Ticket system I think the new reservation ticket system is an inconvenience. Having to always book a trip every single time we need to travel is extra steps/tasks for commuters. Where as our old system simply scan the code for the ride is more flexible. If this ticket system is going to be mandatory and you are removing the old system, I can’t imagine what will happen if and when the system/Martz webpage goes down. I would suggest to keep our existing ticket system for those commuters who do not have time to book every single ride every day and incorporate the new reservation ticket system as needed basis. Thank you!

Great service Easy process for ticket purchase, friendly customer service when I called with a question, on time departure, comfortable seating and temperature in bus. Driver was friendly and drove safe. I felt safe through the while process with COVID safety they had in place

Scranton to NYC route was good Scranton to NYC route was good. However, the bus got overcrowded because the passengers from a subsequent bus were allowed to board the previous bus. Also, there was no movie during the ride which makes the ride time seem longer so running movies for the passengers is the cheapest way to make the ride more enjoyable (as airlines figured this out a long time ago)

Bring water and be ready to sweat Not a fan of the air quality in the bus. Was 80 today outside and for the entire commute; the outdoor temp dropped to 70 in nightfall yet the bus remained the same 79 inside with stagnant air. I looked around and saw that everyone else was SWEATING while it was cool outside.

A bit too expensive A bit too expensive; it costs as much as driving your own car, so there is no incentive on saving on that end and it takes a bit too long, but otherwise, the service is smooth and buses are much cleaner than they where in the past. The one thing that has improved due to the increase fees, is a much higher quality of riders.