In short
- buses.app covers 75 cities in six countries
- Timetables, stops, route maps and a journey planner in one place
- Most cities are in Australia (25), Austria (18), Ireland (14) and New Zealand (12)
- Free, no sign-up, available in English, German, Greek and French
On busevi.rs we follow public transport in Serbia and the region every day. Many of our readers, however, live and work in Vienna, Graz, Dublin or Sydney, and even more travel there to see family, for work or on holiday. For them the same team built buses.app, a site that presents public transport in cities outside the Balkans in the same way.
What is buses.app
Buses.app is a free guide to city and intercity transport. It currently covers 75 cities in six countries: Austria, Ireland, Cyprus, Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia. Every city has a list of all routes with timetables by day, stops with departures, a network map, a journey planner from A to B and an overview of service changes. In cities where the operator publishes vehicle positions, buses are also shown live on the map.
Austria: Vienna and 17 more cities
Austria is home to one of the largest communities from our region, so coverage there is the most detailed. Public transport in Vienna includes the metro, trams, buses and the S-Bahn, with every route and stop. You will also find Graz, Linz, Salzburg and Innsbruck, along with smaller cities such as Klagenfurt, Villach and St. Pölten. For trips between cities there is a separate section for intercity transport in Austria with departures and arrivals by station. The whole Austrian section is also available in German.
Ireland and Cyprus
In Ireland 14 cities and towns are covered, including Dublin and Cork, together with Galway, Limerick and Waterford. In Cyprus you will find Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos and Ayia Napa, useful both for people working there and for those coming on holiday. The Cypriot section is also available in Greek.
Australia and New Zealand
The largest number of cities, 25, comes from Australia: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and others. In New Zealand 12 cities are covered, led by Auckland, and Nouméa in New Caledonia is included as well.
How to use it
On the home page you choose a country and a city. From there you can open the list of routes and check the timetable for the line you need, or enter your origin and destination in the journey planner and get a suggested trip with transfers. No registration is needed and everything is free.
Where the data comes from
Timetables come from the official open data of operators and transport authorities in each country and are refreshed daily. It is the same approach we use on busevi.rs: the data is taken from whoever runs the service, not copied from other websites.
Busevi.rs remains the place for public transport in Serbia and the region. If your journey takes you further, or you already live there, buses.app is our address for the rest of the world.
