This bus conversion feels like a miniature home with faux exposed beams, live-edge elements, quartz countertops, and ...

Moving a converted bus requires planning, careful driving, and attention to changing road conditions. This feature follows the journey while offering a closer look at life behind the wheel of a mobile ...

People often choose to live less conventional lifestyles for a variety of reasons. Some want to live more lightly on the land, while others want to travel more, perhaps world-schooling their kids ...

In a time where conventional home ownership feels out of reach for so many people, the appeal of alternative living options has grown increasingly stronger. In this context, bus life has absolutely ...

Tell a keen DIYer that something's impossible and then come back in a week. They will have done it; that's just how these people work. If there's a uniform way of doing something, ask a creative ...

You've probably heard of the tiny home movement and van life, but did you know that "bus life" is also a thing? Instead of converting vans into tiny homes on wheels, bus lifers turn buses into ...

A couple bought a 1985 articulated bus and turned it into a mobile home for their family. Emma and Nick bought the 18-meter bus for $6,000 and spent $45,000 on the DIY renovation. The bus has a ...

Haley Mast is a freelance writer, fact-checker, and small organic farmer in the Columbia River Gorge. She enjoys gardening, reporting on environmental topics, and spending her time outside ...

Caleb Brackney is a graduate student and a true Gen-Z kid who’s active on social media. He owns an acoustic guitar and loves wooden paneling non-ironically. He plays piano and got a huge flat screen ...