You'll need to take your under the bus baggage with you to the next bus too. The time you'll wait depends on the schedule you choose. When you need to get off one bus and onto another, we'll stop at a Greyhound station (or, occasionally, another partner station) for your transfer. (Remember to take your carry-on baggage off the bus when you stop for a layover). You can use the station facilities and have a proper break, then a driver will bring the bus back for you to re-board. LayoverĪ longer break at a Greyhound station (or another partner station on your route) while your driver takes the bus to be serviced and cleaned.

As the name suggests, this stop is somewhere that definitely has food. Bus Status Company Plate Number Information Services. Usually around 30 minutes - enough time to get a meal from a fast food restaurant along the route. Starting station: Destination: Show complete timetable. Rest stops are at designated rest areas along highways, places like truck stops and service centers, or a Greyhound station. Here are the different types of rest stops: Rest stopĪ quick break (around 15 minutes) to stretch your legs, use the restroom (if there's one at the stop), or have a smoke break. Your itinerary will give you all the details. Your bus will make scheduled stops throughout your journey so that you (and your driver) can get off the bus and have a break. The RDA Bus Station was opened in November 2005 and quickly became a crucial part of communication in Krakow.

Bus station