These days, most of us expect to be connected during every step of the travel process: at the airport, in the air, at the hotel. And now, even you can even drive a WiFi car or take a bus with Wi-Fi.
GroundLink is a car service in New York that will provide free Wi-Fi connection in a handful of its vehicles. You’ll be able to connect your laptop, tablet or smartphone while you’re in the car.
On the East Coast, LimoLiner is like a business-class shuttle service between Boston and New York. The ride comes with power outlets and yes, free Internet.
Even standard bus services, like BoltBus and MegaBus, now include free Wi-Fi on board.
And of course, as vehicles are coming pre-loaded with all the bells and whistles, Internet on the road is the next big development. The new Audi A3 Cabriolet was just announced, and will feature a built-in 4G Internet connection. By 2104, GM vehicles—like Chevy and Cadillac—will also have 4G connections.
And if you want a DIY option, take a look at AutoNet Mobile. It’s a device that basically turns your car into a wireless hotspot.
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