List of bus operating companies

This is a list of the world's bus operating companies listed by country, with countries placed alphabetically by continent and country.

Wherever possible, each country's bus operating companies are divided by the nature of their operations. Operations may be logically divided by defining attributes such as:

Ownership: private or public?
Primary function: commuter service, school buses, tours/event buses, or bus charters?
Area served: cross-national, cross-provincial, or a single province?
Activity: Is the bus company currently in operation?

This list includes companies operating now. The list does not include bus manufacturers or repairers. It contains mostly public transit operators.

This transport-related list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.

Africa

Morocco

Citybus Transport Groupe

South Africa

Tanzania

Riverside Shuttle Service

The Americas

Barbados

Barbados Transport Board

Canada

National

First Student Canada
Greyhound Canada
Layman Tour and Transport^[1]

Alberta

British Columbia

BC Transit
Big Bus Vancouver^[2]
Coast Mountain Bus Company
International Stage Lines ^[3]
MTR Western
South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority
Vancouver Island Coach Lines (or its successor)

Manitoba

Newfoundland and Labrador

Nova Scotia

Metro Transit (Halifax)

New Brunswick

Ontario

Brampton Transit (Brampton, Ontario)
Coach Canada
GO Transit (Greater Toronto Area)
Grand River Transit (Waterloo, Ontario), (Kitchener, Ontario), (Cambridge, Ontario)
Greyhound Canada
Hamilton Street Railway (Hamilton, Ontario)
Layman Tour and Transport^[4]
London Transit Commission (LTC)
OC Transpo (Ottawa)
Sault Ste. Marie Transit
Thunder Bay Transit
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
Trott Transit ^[5]
Viva (bus rapid transit)
York Region Transit (North of Toronto)

Quebec

Saskatchewan

Costa Rica

Ticabus^[8]

United States

Public municipal transit

Private long distance coaches and buses

Adirondack Trailways
Badger Bus
BestBus^[9]
BoltBus (joint venture between Greyhound Lines and Peter Pan Bus Lines)
Bonanza Bus Lines (subsidiary of Peter Pan Bus Lines)
Bus USA (subsidiary of Coach USA)
CharterBusConnect (joint venture between American Bus Association and Ontario Motor Coach Association)^[10]
Coach USA (Subsidiary of Stagecoach Group)
Concord Coach Lines
Cowtown Bus Charters
DC2NY
Eastern Travel
HME Executive Coach
Express Transportation
First Transit
FirstGroup
Fung Wah
Greyhound Lines
iLikeBus
Jefferson Lines
Lakeland Bus Lines
Lamers Bus Lines
Lucky Star Bus
LX Coach (Philadelphia charter bus rental company)
Megabus(Subsidiary of Stagecoach Group)
Orange Belt Stages
Palmer Bus Service
Peter Pan Arrow (subsidiary of Peter Pan Bus Lines in Washington D.C)
Peter Pan Bus Lines
Red Carpet Charters
Santa Barbara Airbus
Shuttle Wizard
Southwestern Illinois Bus Company
Stagecoach Group
Thruway Motorcoach (Amtrak)
Trailways Transportation System (63 independent bus companies in a franchising agreement)
Transportes Intercalifornias
Tripper Bus
USA Bus Charter
Vamoose Bus
Wanderu Bus
Washington Deluxe Bus
Direct Connect Charter Bus

School buses

Atlantic Express (defunct, Chapter 11 bankruptcy)
Access Transportation Solutions) ATS
First Student
Laidlaw (defunct, merged with First Student)
Student Transportation of America
Virginia Overland Transportation (defunct)

Asia

India

India has several bus operators. Some are state run while others are run by municipal bodies.

Gujarat

Haryana

Haryana Roadways

Karnataka

Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation
- Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation
- North Western Karnataka Road Transport Corporation

Kerala

Kerala State Road Transport Corporation

Maharashtra

Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation
- Metropolitan Transport Corporation
- State Express Transport Corporation

Telangana

Telangana State Road Transport Corporation

Rajasthan

Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation

Hong Kong^†

China Motor Bus (now defunct)
Citybus
Kowloon Motor Bus
Long Win Bus
MTR Corporation (originally operated by Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation, now transferred to MTR Corporation because of railway merger)
New Lantao Bus
New World First Bus

Bangladesh

There are dozens of transport companies in Bangladesh. BRTC is the only state-owned bus company; others are privately owned and run. Other large, well-known companies are included below that operate nationally and internationally.

Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation (state-owned)

Macau

Macau New Era Public Bus Co Ltd (replacing the bankrupted Reolian Public Transport Co.)
Transmac
Transportas Companhia de Macau (TCM)

Malaysia

Every state has its own bus operators in Malaysia.

Penang
- RapidPenang
Kuala Lumpur
- CityLiner
- Metrobus Nationwide (this operator only does commuting services in Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya, and Klang Valley; they also operate express buses throughout the country, hence the name "Nationwide")
- RapidKL

Israel

Japan

Philippines

Singapore

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Transport Board

Thailand

Greenbus^[11]
Nakhonchai Air^[12]
Patsornchai Tour^[13]
Phantip Travel^[14]
Phetprasert^[15]
Siam First^[16]
Sombat Tour^[17]
The Transport Company, Ltd.^[18]

Australasia

Australia

Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Busabout
- Busabout Wagga Wagga
Busways
Forest Coach Lines
Hillsbus (owned by ComfortDelGro Cabcharge)
Hunter Valley Buses (owned by ComfortDelGro Cabcharge)
Interline Bus and Coach Services
McVicar's Bus Services (disbanded)
Punchbowl Bus Company
State Transit Authority of New South Wales
- Newcastle Buses & Ferries
- Sydney Buses
Transdev NSW
Transit Systems Sydney

Northern Territory

Queensland

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North of Brisbane

Bribie Island Coaches, Kangaroo Bus Lines and Caboolture Bus Lines (Caboolture, north of Brisbane)
Hornibrook Bus Lines (Redcliffe)
Sunshine Coast Sunbus (the Sunshine Coast)
Thompson Bus Services (primarily services Strathpine and surrounding areas)

Central Brisbane

Brisbane Transport (central Brisbane and its metropolitan area)

South of Brisbane

Logan City Bus Service (Logan City)
Mt Gravatt Bus Service (Mount Gravatt, a centre south of Brisbane within the Brisbane city limits)
Park Ridge Transit (primarily services the Beaudesert region)
Sisils Bus lines (Brisbane, Gold Coast; Sunshine Coast's largest party bus fleet; also operates coaches in Queensland, NSW)
Surfside Buslines (the city of the Gold Coast)
Veolia Transport Brisbane (Redland City)

West of Brisbane

Westside Bus Company (primarily services the City of Ipswich)

Regional operators

Central Queensland

Bundaberg: Duffy's City Buses and Stewart & Sons Buses
Emerald: Emerald Coaches
Gladstone: Buslink Queensland
Hervey Bay and Maryborough: Wide Bay Transit
Mackay: Mackay Transit Coaches and the Mackay Explorer
Rockhampton: Capricorn Sunbus and Young's Bus Service

North and Far North Queensland

Southeast Queensland

Gympie: Polleys Coaches
Sunshine Coast: Buslink Queensland (school and charter buses)
Toowoomba: Garden City Sunbus
Warwick: Haidleys Panoramic Coaches

Long distance services

Greyhound Australia (formerly Mccafferty's Buslines)
Trans North Bus & Coach (services some long haul Far North Queensland routes)

South Australia

Adelaide Metro service providers

Victoria

Melbourne route service companies

Broadmeadows Bus Service (owned by Sita Holdings)
Cardinia Transit (owned by Grenda Corporation)
CDC Melbourne (owned by ComfortDelGro Cabcharge)
Cranbourne Transit (owned by Pulitano Group)
Driver Bus Lines (owned by Driver Group)
Dyson's Bus Services
East West Bus Company (owned by Dyson's Bus Services)
Grenda's Bus Services (owned by Grenda Corporation; bought by Ventura Bus Lines)
Invicta (owned by Grenda Corporation; bought by Ventura Bus Lines)
Ivanhoe Bus Company (owned by Ventura Bus Lines)
Kastoria Bus Lines (owned by Sita Holdings)
Martyrs Bus Service (owned by Dineen Group)
McKenzie's Tourist Services (owned by Dineen Group)
Melbourne Bus Link (now part of TRANSDEV)
Mooney Valley Bus Lines
Moorabbin Transit (owned by Grenda Corporation; bought by Ventura Bus Lines)
Moreland Buslines
Panorama Coaches (owned by Dineen Group)
Peninsula Bus Lines (owned by Grenda Corporation; bought by Ventura Bus Lines)
Portsea Passenger Service (owned by Grenda Corporation; bought by Ventura Bus Lines)
Reservoir Bus Company (owned by Dyson's Bus Services)
Ryans
Sita Bus Lines
Skybus Super Shuttle
Sunbury Bus Service (owned by Donric Group)
Transdev Melbourne
Tullamarine Bus Lines
US Bus Lines (owned by Ventura Bus Lines)
Ventura Bus Lines
Victorian Touring Coaches
WizzBus (owned by Pacific Southwest Engineering Group)

Regional Victoria

Bacchus Marsh Coaches (owned by Donric Group)
Benders Busways (owned by ComfortDelGro Cabcharge; Geelong)
Davis Buslines (Ballarat) (owned by ComfortDelGro Cabcharge)
Geelong Transit System (a joint venture between Kefford Corporation and McHarry's Buslines)
Gold Bus Ballarat (owned by Donric Group)
McHarry's Buslines
Organ's Coaches Kyneton (owned by Donric Group)
Wimmera Roadways (Horsham, Nhill, Apsley, and Minyip; owned by McGinty Family Trust)

Western Australia

Clydes Party Bus (Perth)
Transperth (Perth)
TransWA
- Love's Bus Service (Albany)
- Integrity Coachlines
- TransBunbury (Bunbury)
- TransGoldfields (Kalgoorlie)

New Zealand

Europe

Belgium

Croatia

ZET

France

Germany

Hungary

BKV Zrt.

Iceland

Ireland

Isle of Man

Bus Vannin

Italy

Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein Bus

Malta

Malta Public Transport Services Limited

Montenegro

Netherlands

Norway

Romania

Russia

There are no nationwide bus operators in Russia, as passenger operations have been traditionally conducted by the Russian Railways. Despite that, there are local bus operators (privately or state-owned) usually called PATP or ATP (literally passenger auto-transportation enterprise or auto-transportation enterprise) which send their buses to Moscow, St. Petersburg, or neighboring cities. There is no unified database of schedules of such routes, and tickets can be purchased on site only.

Public municipal transit

Moscow
- Mosgortrans^[19]

Spain

ALSA
TITSA (Tenerife)

United Kingdom

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