Trans Jug

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I used the transport company Trans-Yug Montenegro in Herceg Novi for the first time, and literally a week later I returned to Belgrade with the same transfer operator. The departure was at 8 p.m., just as planned — both from point A at the beginning of the route and on the return trip from the same point. But the arrival, both the first and second time, was delayed by two hours because they spent too much time eating at random stops, talking a lot, taking long coffee breaks, and making long overnight stops. On the way back, the whole night there was loud music playing throughout the bus, and the driver didn’t turn it off. Also, they sold more tickets than there were seats. When we got to Petrovac, the bus was practically full, and not everyone who boarded could find a seat, even though they had valid tickets. As a result, some people were just left at the bus station. Then, when we arrived in Podgorica, somehow they suddenly found seats for two people, even though in Petrovac two people couldn’t board the bus. There’s barely any legroom, the seats don’t recline properly, and the ventilation is bad — the air conditioner blasts freezing cold air in the morning and evening, but in the middle of the night it blows so hot it’s impossible to breathe. It’s a terrible company — I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. And the worst part: on the way back to Belgrade from Montenegro, I asked if they could drop me off somewhere near Belgrade because I was feeling sick, and a relative was supposed to pick me up by car. When we passed Zlatibor, a few people actually got off somewhere random — not at a station, just at a random stop because they asked or arranged it somehow. But when I asked, they refused, probably just because I’m not local or because I didn’t understand something. They told me the road goes straight to Belgrade and they didn’t care that I was feeling unwell. Never travel with this transfer company. It’s better to pay 10–15 euros more and go with Blue Line.

Trans Jug

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