Dan Bowhay, a determined student from the UK, spent 10 full days riding public buses across England — covering over 850 miles — to make a statement about the country’s public transport system.
Armed with a local travel pass and sheer willpower, he documented every leg of his journey to highlight delays, inefficiencies, and the challenges regular commuters face daily.
His story quickly went viral, with many calling him a “hero of patience” and others questioning his sanity.
But was the point he made really worth the exhausting ride?
Check out the full journey breakdown and the unexpected twist that left even the bus companies speechless.
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