The company, created by 22-year-old Zac Keryluk, includes three buses. Each of the buses feature USB charging ports, flat-screen televisions and custom-made seats with cup holders in the armrests. The buses will stop at different locations in Madison three times each morning and will make return trips in the afternoon, starting at 4 p.m.
Additionally, the buses will make stops to a coffee shop to pick up coffee and breakfast that has been pre-ordered, according to the report.
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