Find a stop by name or by the code on the pole and see which lines stop there, in which direction they run and which destinations you can reach without changing. Search also works on parts of a name, and the A–Z directory lists every stop letter by letter.
How do I find a stop? Type the name (e.g. “Main Square”) or the code from the pole (e.g. 1001) into the search. If you do not know the exact name, open a letter in the directory and browse the list — stops are listed alphabetically.
What is a stop code? It is the number printed on the pole itself and it is unique to that side of the street. Two stops often share a name (one per direction), so only the code says exactly where you stand.
Why does the same stop appear twice? Because each direction has its own pole and its own code. When checking arrivals, mind the direction — a vehicle from the opposite side of the street goes to the other end of the city.
Which lines stop at a stop? The stop page lists the lines that stop there and the destinations you can reach without changing; the same data appears on the line page, in the list of stops.
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