@AsafKaragila In the US there is Wifi on some long-distance buses, which you have to pay a small premium for (compared to the cheaper options of the "Chinatown expresses"). In the UK there used to be free Wifi on the train along the route from London to Edinburgh, operated by the train company. But starting this past new year, you only get it for free if you paid for First Class, otherwise you only get 10 minutes for free, and have to pay for extra.

@WillieWong To my knowledge it is absolutely free on buses (when present, of course) and I think it is also free on the train but I don't usually use those. The Israeli mentality will not allow it to be nonfree for a while, I think. I hope.

@stijn

@stijn My question is math.stackexchange.com/questions/26185/averages-and-gaussians

@WillieWong: If you get 10 minutes free, it should not be so hard to have it for free for the whole time...