Can you drink alcohol while on a bus?

You can enjoy beer, wine and liquor on board your bus as long as the service company allows it and there is no local ordinance prohibiting such. Consider how you're transporting the alcohol. Plastic cups and canned drinks are likely the best way to enjoy your drinks, as many companies prohibit kegs or glass bottles.



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Alcohol and public transport Drinking alcohol is banned on many public transport services in the UK. For example, consuming alcohol or carrying an open container of alcohol isn't allowed on: TfL services (buses, trams, tubes and Docklands Light Railway) in London. Scotrail train services in Scotland.

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Yes, you can drink alcohol on many trains in Europe and the UK.

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You may eat and drink on the bus so that you feel completely at home and relaxed while you travel. However, please keep your fellow travelers in mind and follow a few guidelines: Avoid strong-smelling foods. Leave your seat like you would like to find it: no crumbs, leftover food or trash.

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No eating or drinking on the bus. All food and drinks must be in completely sealed containers.

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Many experts believe that it takes about 3 drinks (12 oz beer, 5 oz glass of wine, or a shot of liquor) taken within an hour for a 100 lb person to reach . 08% BAC. Other general guidelines include: At 140 lbs it takes about four drinks an hour to reach a .

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