About BusSchedules.com

Where the schedules come from

Timetables come from the schedule data intercity bus companies and Amtrak share through TDS, the ticketing and scheduling platform many U.S. carriers use. Timetables published by tds.ai, refreshed October 15, 2026. Schedules change, so check times when you book.

How booking works

We don't sell tickets. A "Book" button opens the bus company's own ticket website, at the trip and date you picked where it can, so you pay their fare and deal with them directly for changes, refunds and baggage. Bus companies without a button sell tickets through their own channels.

Times and time zones

Every time is local to the stop. A trip that crosses a time zone shows the departure in one zone and the arrival in the other; the trip length is the real time on the road.

For bus and train companies: get your schedules listed

Run an intercity bus or train service that isn't on BusSchedules.com yet, or want to change how yours is shown? The timetables here come from TDS, so requests go through them.

Submit a request at tds.ai↗ (opens the TDS website)

Use the Contact Us form on the tds.ai home page. Tell them your company name, the routes you run, and where you sell tickets online, and TDS will get back to you about adding your schedules.