As the month of June has now been and gone, it is impossible to answer your question, as all relevant timetables and such have been erased from the Internet. However, the route from Atlanta to Huntsville can be undertaken solely by bus. That said, at some times a bus switch may be necessary. With a distance of around 200 miles between the two locations of Huntsville and Atlanta, the journey is likely to take around six hours by bus. Alternatively, you could complete the excursion by car, which would take a shorter time of just over four hours.
• Huntsville
Huntsville is a city situated in Alabama, towards the Northern central part of the US state. It has a population of just under 200,000 residents, making it the fourth largest city in Alabama. The economy of Huntsville is technology-driven, with the Cummings Research Park and NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center nearby. The Space Center is currently developing weapons for the US army in addition to a new space launch vehicle. Many of Huntsville's residents find well-paid jobs at the Space Center and the Research Park. Many young people flock to Huntsville because of the job and educational opportunities it offers.
• Atlanta
Atlanta is the capital of Georgia, and is the largest city in the state as well as the city with the largest residential population. It is a business location first and foremost, where many companies seek to situate their headquarters. Businessmen are often traveling to Atlanta on work trips, which has lead to many transport links developing into and out of the city. Firms that have their headquarters in Atlanta include the Coca-Cola Company and Turner Broadcasting. Atlanta's incredible skyline features many fantastic buildings, many of which could be classed as great architectural pieces. Due to the vast range of attractions and features in the city, Atlanta is now as much as tourist location as a business area.
• Huntsville
Huntsville is a city situated in Alabama, towards the Northern central part of the US state. It has a population of just under 200,000 residents, making it the fourth largest city in Alabama. The economy of Huntsville is technology-driven, with the Cummings Research Park and NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center nearby. The Space Center is currently developing weapons for the US army in addition to a new space launch vehicle. Many of Huntsville's residents find well-paid jobs at the Space Center and the Research Park. Many young people flock to Huntsville because of the job and educational opportunities it offers.
• Atlanta
Atlanta is the capital of Georgia, and is the largest city in the state as well as the city with the largest residential population. It is a business location first and foremost, where many companies seek to situate their headquarters. Businessmen are often traveling to Atlanta on work trips, which has lead to many transport links developing into and out of the city. Firms that have their headquarters in Atlanta include the Coca-Cola Company and Turner Broadcasting. Atlanta's incredible skyline features many fantastic buildings, many of which could be classed as great architectural pieces. Due to the vast range of attractions and features in the city, Atlanta is now as much as tourist location as a business area.
