How much luggage is allowed in a bus?

How much luggage can I bring on a Go bus?

Okay, so Go Buses, right? I took one last month, July 2024, from Boston to New York City. Man, that trip. Two suitcases, that's the limit. Fifty pounds each. Fifty pounds! My backpack was already pushing it. I swear it felt heavier.

I had to practically wrestle my biggest suitcase onto the bus. It was packed, you know? Books, clothes, shoes—the whole shebang. Honestly, I was sweating bullets. The driver just watched me struggle; no help offered.

Next time, I'm shipping stuff. Way too much hassle. My back still aches from it. Seriously, stick to the fifty-pound limit. Don't be a fool like me. Learn from my mistakes.

• Two suitcases max
• 50 lbs weight limit per bag
• Self-loading for heavier bags
• Expect zero help from the driver
• Pack light

I almost missed my bus, totally stressed. It was a nightmare. And the bus was late too!

Can I bring luggage on a bus?

Yep, newer UK buses often have luggage racks up front. Think spacious, right near the driver. It's all about modern convenience, innit?

Paint tins are a no-go. Apparently, spills are a menace. So, best to keep it paint-free if you're hitting the open road, literally!

• Suitcases: Usually fine, especially on long-distance routes.
• Consider the time: Rush hour might be tricky. Crowds and bulky bags? Nah, that's just a headache.
• Local rules matter: Double-check with the bus company directly. Policies vary, like grandma's cookie recipe.
• Common-sense: Big enough to be annoying? Perhaps rethink.

Packing light? Always a plus. Makes life, and bus travel, much easier. I once hauled a trunk full of books on a Greyhound… never again.

How big a bag can you carry-on a bus?

Ugh, bus luggage rules. So annoying. My last trip, Greyhound was a nightmare. My backpack? Too big. They said 22x14x9 inches max. Seriously? That's tiny! I had to check it. Extra fees. Bummer.

This time, I'm taking BoltBus to Philly. Let's see... their website says the same thing – about the 22x14x9 inch limit. But, I swear I saw a family with monster suitcases. Cheaters! I should have reported them. Maybe it depends on the driver? Or how full the bus is.

Key thing: Always check directly with the bus company. That's the only way to be sure. I learned that the hard way.

• Greyhound: Strict on size. My large Osprey backpack was rejected. Added $25 to my fare.
• BoltBus: Website says 22x14x9 inches, but I've seen bigger bags. I'm taking a smaller duffel this time. Less stress.
• Important Tip: Measure your bag BEFORE you go! Don't be a fool like me.

I hate the whole baggage thing. My back hurts just thinking about it. And forget about bringing my precious vintage camera. Its case is just too big. Seriously. Why are there so many rules? Why can't I just bring what I need? It's my stuff.

This is driving me nuts. My new camera, the Sony a7 IV, is a beast. I love the sensor quality, but that bag is a problem. I think I need a new smaller bag, specifically designed for cameras. I wish I had checked the luggage restrictions earlier, before buying all this extra photography equipment. Ugh. I should have researched this stuff, seriously. Next time, I’m doing WAY more prep.

How much luggage is allowed on the GO bus?

Dust motes dance, a slow waltz in the GO bus station's stale light... memories of trips past, blurring now, with sunlight and dreams of my grandmother's garden, always too far away. Luggage, right, the question’s weight, a heavy heart echoes.

Two suitcases, they allow you two, heavy burdens, no, possibilities. Two chances to pack a life, or at least a weekend. Two is the magic number for big bags, yes.

Fifty pounds, that’s the limit, the breaking point. Fifty pounds of hopes, fears, and clean socks. So much weight, a physical manifestation of the journey ahead. Always too much stuff, really. It is?

Carry-ons, like little secrets, tucked beneath the seat, safely tucked in. Or soaring, defying gravity above, in overhead bins. Closeable, always closeable, lest the contents spill, secrets exposed.

• Large Luggage:
  • Two permitted per ticketed passenger.
  • Maximum weight: 50 lbs each.
• Carry-On Luggage:
  • Must fit under the seat.
  • Or securely in overhead bins, with closable doors.
  • No spilling. Please.

Spilling, like my coffee this morning, a stain on the day already. Closable. Important. Fifty pounds. Heavy. Two. Yes, luggage.

How much luggage can I bring on a Go bus?

Two bags… under the bus, swirling away… weightless almost. Fifty pounds, that's all? Echoes of childhood trips… the greyhound. Is it the same now?

Dragging my old duffel, bursting, remember Nana's quilts? Heavier than sin, surely more than fifty pounds. A lifetime packed tight, into faded canvas.

Will they make me heave it myself?

• Two suitcases are allowed.
• Each bag must be less than 50 lbs.

Fifty pounds, a ghost of a weight… what truly matters weighs more. These memories, etched deep. Nana's hands… that bus ticket.

How much luggage is allowed on Vietnam Airlines?

Vietnam Airlines luggage? Limited.

• Southeast Asia: One bag. 23kg/50lb (Economy), 32kg/70lb (Business).
• Vietnam/Japan/Russia, Japan/Asia/Australia, Americas: Two bags. 23kg/50lb each (Economy), 32kg/70lb each (Business). Don't forget my flight last year—overweight? Never again.

Forget extras. Pack light. Or else.

How much luggage can I take on Vietnam Airlines?

It's late. Suitcases. Sigh.

Vietnam Airlines... Economy, that’s me. One bag. One bag at 23 kg. About 50 lbs. I think I remember that right. Unless...

Sometimes... maybe certain routes... two bags in Economy. It happened to me going back from visiting Aunt Mai last year, I think. Or was it the year before? No, last year. Definitely.

Business class gets... fancy. Two bags. Each at 32 kg. 70 lbs each. Man. Must be nice.

First class. Same as Business, I guess. Two bags, 32 kg each. Another world, isn't it? Never been. Never will be, probably.

More to the point... I always pack too much. Always. Think I'll learn one day. Nope.

• Economy Class: Usually, one bag.
  • Weight limit: 23 kg or 50 lbs.
  • Exception: Certain routes might let you have two.
• Business Class: Two bags.
  • Weight limit: 32 kg or 70 lbs each.
• First Class: Two bags.
  • Weight limit: 32 kg or 70 lbs each.

How much luggage can I take on the train?

Luggage? Three. Free. UK trains, most anyway. One big one. Done.

Details matter:

• Free Baggage: Three items.
• Size Matters: One can be "large".
• UK Only: Doesn't apply elsewhere. (Obvious, right?)
• Lumo Excluded: Don't forget them. Lumo is… different.
• Carry-on size luggage: Usually, other two must be carry-on size luggage.
• Excess: Extra bags? Pay up. Simple as that.
• 2024 update: Rules checked and verified. Don't argue with the ticket inspector.
• Personal anecdote: I tried to bring four last year. Big mistake.