buses.appIntercity buses in Australia

Intercity transport

Intercity

Bus stations
12,522
Operators
41
Departures in the timetable
15,575

Next departures

Departures from the selected station, from now on.

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Popular routes

The most frequent trips between bus stations.

Bus stations

Departures and arrivals at the main stations.

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Operators

Who runs which lines and from where.

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How the intercity timetable works on Buses

We collect approved intercity timetables and turn them into the lists a traveller needs: departures from a station, routes between two cities and operator pages. The database currently holds 15575 departures, 12522 bus stations and 41 operators.

Every departure has its own page: departure and arrival time, duration, distance, days of operation, the timetable for all stops and the route on the map. From there you can move on to the route, the station or the operator.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the intercity data come from?

From the national open-data portal, which publishes the official intercity timetables. We import them every day; each departure lists its line and dates of operation.

How do I find a departure for my trip?

Use the search above: pick where you travel from and to. You get every departure on that route with travel time and operator.

Can I buy tickets on the site?

No. Buses is a timetable, not a ticket shop. Tickets are bought at the bus station or from the operator.

How reliable are the times?

Times are taken from the official timetable and refreshed every day. An operator can still change them, so check the departure at the station before travelling.

The data is for information only: it comes from the national open-data portal and is updated daily. Always check the departure, arrival and platform at the bus station or with the operator — timetables can change without notice. Buses does not sell tickets and is not responsible for delays, changes or cancelled departures.