For a start, they go around with the doors open so people can hop on and off whenever they want. Sometimes the bus stops, sometimes it just slows down to a speed when people can get off without breaking an ankle. Also, they are insanely cheap, like it only cost me 4 Mexican pesos which is a bit more than 20 cents (euros, not dollars).
I rode it both in the morning and in the afternoon. The morning bus was full of people and some kind of latin music was blasting on the radio, I was just too sleepy to even care (FYI: I get really sleepy after having breakfast, even if I had 8 hours of sleep, I don't know if it's the jet lag or the altitude). In the afternoon a guy with a guitar and an harmonica got on and started playing music. It was nice actually, I had never listened to live music on a bus before.
There are no photos of the bus ride. But I can tell you it was quite an experience, and one that I'll be repeating quite frequently.
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