If you must take it, choose a bus with good conditions and consider the road conditions and travel time. Decide based on your own physical condition if you can take the trip. Of course, it's better not to take it if possible.
If the road is fairly smooth, it won't have much impact. Many people do take long-distance buses; just pay attention to safety on the road.
You can take it, but it's best to have a new air-conditioned bus, which is more comfortable. If the bus is too old and the road is bumpy, you shouldn't take it because the jolting would be too intense.
Try to avoid it. Sitting for a long time is not good for blood circulation in the lower body and can easily cause swelling; moreover, in the late stage of pregnancy, what we want is to prevent the baby from coming early. Cars can be a bit bumpy, which is really unsafe. Even if the highway is smooth, the car doesn't always drive on the highway; there are always urban roads, so it's not safe.
You can, but I think it's better not to because traveling is very exhausting and not good for you and the baby.
You can take it, but only if the air quality is good and the road is smooth; under these conditions, taking a long-distance bus is not a problem.
It is recommended to avoid it unless necessary.
It depends on your own condition; without any special circumstances, you can take it!!
Dear, it’s possible, but don’t travel for too long. Make sure to have family accompany you for safety and convenience on the bus.
It’s best to avoid sitting for long periods,
You can take it, but try not to; it’s too tiring.
At this time, it is still okay, but it’s best to have family accompanying you. Also, try to sit near the front of the bus, where it’s less bumpy. It’s better to get off and walk during stops because sitting for a long time will be uncomfortable.