Bus Travel guide from Travel Insights

Travel Guide: Bus travel

LOVE them or loathe them, bus journeys are a way of life for many people. Usually offering prices far below train or plane, they are seen by some as the preserve of the hard-up, and by others as the best way to travel. In Europe it is surprisingly hard to find good bus information, usually because services are local (in which case search for the city), or seriously long distance. Therefore this section contents itself with the following short selection of links:

Website	What it offers
National Express, Eurolines Jetlink, Flightlink, Airbus www.gobycoach.com	All National Express companies for UK and Europe. Good website.
Stagecoach (UK) www.stagecoachbus.com	Major UK bus operator.
Busabout www.busabout.com	Aimed at backpackers in Europe, with a comprehensive service based on passes.
Gare Routière, Geneva www.gare-routiere.com	Bus links across Europe from Switzerland's city of chic.
Satobus www.satobus-alps.com	Lyon to the Alps.
Greyhound Lines (US) www.greyhound.com	Did someone say cheap? I met a guy in 1993 who paid $75 for a return trip from Florida to the Yukon.
Greyhound Canada www.greyhound.ca	For serious long-distance travel.
Stagecoach (NZ) www.stagecoachbus.co.nz	Comprehensive website including "How to catch a bus"!
Horaires.com www.horaires.com	French local transport site for the whole country. A good place to start.
BusStation www.busstation.net	For the most comprehensive list of bus links I can find.

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