
A bus trip can be a comfortable and convenient way to travel, but motion sickness can quickly make the ride unpleasant. Nausea, dizziness, sweating, fatigue, and vomiting are all common symptoms that may develop while riding in a moving vehicle. Fortunately, a little preparation can help many passengers prevent motion sickness or reduce its effects once symptoms begin. Why Does Motion Sickness Happen? Motion sickness occurs when the brain receives conflicting information about movement. Your inner ear may sense that the bus is turning, accelerating, or slowing down, while your eyes may be focused on a book, phone, or another… Read more »









