Hop on a bus! Brisbane has BUZ services every ten minutes, two busways and safe late night options too.
Bus timetables and services
- TransLink bus timetable information
- Free downtown loop bus service
- Other South East Queensland bus timetables and fares
- Festivals, sports and special event services
- Transport Information Centre, King George Square station, Ann Street Concourse, Brisbane CBD
Most bus services within Brisbane are operated by the Council owned Brisbane Transport.
Services to and from neighbouring cities and shires are generally operated by other transport companies.
Set your own pace with Brisbane’s most flexible tour - the City Sights hop-on hop-off bus tour.
Integrated ticketing, fares and zones
You can travel on participating buses, trains and ferries using your go card or other valid TransLink ticket.
Fares are calculated according to the number of zones travelled in a journey.
Service changes
Check TransLink's website for the latest information about changes to timetables and services.
Journey planner
Not sure how to go? Use the TransLink Journey planner. It will give you travel options via ferry, bus and train for the date and time you choose.
NightLink services
Check NightLink services, timetables and maps for extra security while travelling home on Friday and Saturday nights
Accessible transport
TransLink has information about accessible public transport services.
Brisbane Transport trivia
A boon for bus-spotters, the enthusiasts guide to Brisbane Transport buses has specifications and details for many past and present vehicles, route and depot information.





I am appalled with the public transport system in Brisbane, in particular buses. I cannot count on two hands the number of times I have been standing at a bus stop (after arriving before the bus is due) and am left to wait much longer than it indicates on the timetable OR the amount of times the bus hasn’t showed up at all. I’m not sure I could put that down to the bus not operating but perhaps it showing up a heck of a lot earlier than indicated and not waiting for the poor sucker running towards it.
In this day and age it is imperative that we adopt environmentally friendly means of transport (such as the bus), but let me assure you; if the public transport system doesn’t pull its finger out, I’m sure there are plenty of people who won’t mind increasing their ecological footprint for the sake of getting somewhere on time.
I don’t know one person who is satisfied with public transport. It isn’t only the Brisbane bus service that lets the public down.