Everyone deserves safety, stability, and the opportunity to thrive — and society is stronger when no one is left without a home. With that said, the following is just a brief account of things I’ve encountered when doing so, as well as what you can expect if you’re considering sleeping on buses to get off the streets. Finding a Suitable Sleeping Position When sleeping on a bus, there are a few different positions you can sleep in. The most obvious position that most people want or try to sleep in is by stretching themselves out on their backs across many sites.
For many homeless individuals, each day is a battle for survival. Without a permanent home, basic tasks that most people take for granted become major challenges. Accessing food, finding safe shelter, and staying healthy require constant effort and ingenuity. Many homeless people rely on temporary shelters, friends, or public spaces. Some sleep in parks, under bridges, or in abandoned buildings, constantly facing the risk of harassment, theft, or exposure to harsh weather.
