Interstate coach services (example Firefly) have timetabled into their timetables 30+ minute rest stop breaks every 4 hours or so.
And they don't provide complimentary 'snack packs' (as far as I am aware).
There are hardly any V/Line intrastate coach services (purely within Victoria) of 4 hours or more, so rest stops aren't necessary.
But of those listed as V/Line interstate services of 4 hours or more, Melbourne to Adelaide-Daylink for example http://www.vline.com.au/pdf/timetables/adelaide-melbourne.pdf/adelaide-melbourne, 30+ minute rest stops are provided. So there is no need to provide complimentary 'snack packs'.
Added value products are really only worth considering for services that include Business/First class seating, and V/Line does not offer Business/First class options on their coach services.
Edited 07 Jun 2013 12:13, 8 years ago, edited by xxxxlbear
Interstate coach services (example Firefly) have timetabled into their timetables 30+ minute rest stop breaks every 4 hours or so.
And they don't provide complimentary 'snack packs' (as far as I am aware).
There are hardly any V/Line intrastate coach services (purely within Victoria) of 4 hours or more, so rest stops aren't necessary
But of those listed as V/Line interstate services of 4 hours or more, Melbourne to Adelaide-Daylink for example http://www.vline.com.au/pdf/timetables/adelaide-melbourne.pdf/adelaide-melbourne, 30+ minute rest stops are provided. So there is no need to provide complimentary 'snack packs'.
Added value products are really only worth considering for services that include Business/First class seating, and V/Line does not offer Business/First class options on their coach services.
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