Getting to class on time does not always depend on leaving home in advance. “Half of the people have been stranded without getting on the bus,” Covadonga Zaballa lamented after seeing how the Bizkaibus that had to take her from the Leioa campus to San Mamés left without her. Her case is not exceptional: queues, waits and foot trips are part of the day-to-day life of a university community that has lived with transportation problems for years.
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Getting to class on time does not always depend on leaving home in advance. “Half of the people have been stranded without getting on the bus,” Covadonga Zaballa lamented after seeing how the Bizkaibus that had to take her from the Leioa campus to San Mamés left without her. Her case is not exceptional: queues, waits and foot trips are part of the day-to-day life of a university community that has lived with transportation problems for years.