Accessibility Statement

Human-reviewed U.S. bus schedule guidance

Accessibility Statement

busschedule.us/ aims to make bus schedule guidance readable, mobile-friendly and useful for a wide range of riders.

busschedule.us/ is designed for riders who need official-source guidance for routes, stops, maps, phone numbers, addresses, alerts, fares and practical trip planning steps in plain language.

Official-source firstHuman-editedManual checksInformation only

Accessibility goal

Bus schedule information should be easy to read on a phone, easy to scan quickly, and useful for people who are not familiar with transit language. We aim to support seniors, students, visitors, commuters, caregivers, people with low bandwidth, people using assistive technology and people planning a trip for someone else.

Our layouts use readable type, strong contrast, clear headings, responsive tables, step lists and descriptive text. Decorative animations are not required to understand the page. Important information should appear in readable text, not only inside images or visual effects.

Readable structure

Headings, cards and steps help users scan key details.

Mobile-first layout

Pages are designed to fit smaller screens without horizontal scrolling.

Feedback welcome

Readers can report contrast, navigation, table or screen-reader issues.

What we continue to improve

TopicHow we handle it
ContrastReadable text and backgrounds, especially in hero sections and notices.
TablesResponsive table behavior for phone screens.
AnimationDecorative movement that does not block understanding.
Plain languageSimple explanations of transit terms and source steps.
Link clarityDescriptive links that explain the destination.

Report an issue

  1. Send the page URL.
  2. Describe the accessibility problem.
  3. Mention your device, browser or assistive technology if comfortable.
  4. Tell us what change would make the page easier to use.
Trust standard: Our pages are intended to be useful, readable and manually checked, but the official transit agency remains the final source for same-day service, fares, alerts, route changes and live arrival information.

Editorial framework review date: August 3, 2026. Always confirm same-day travel with the official transit agency.