Do long-distances buses run overnight in any country in Central America?
I've travelled quite a bit in both Mexico and Central America before but whereas in Mexico I could often take a bus any time in the night and wee hours of the morning, I can't recall ever seeing such options in any country in Central America.
Was this just because I was travelling by chicken buses or do even the luxury coaches travel only during daylight in Central America?
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