Corrections and Updates Policy
This page explains how we handle corrections, broken links, changed schedules, route updates, phone number changes and address updates.
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.
Why updates matter
Transit information changes. A bus route may be redesigned, a stop may close, a schedule PDF may be replaced, a customer-service number may move, a fare page may be updated, or a temporary detour may become permanent. busschedule.us/ treats corrections as part of ongoing editorial maintenance.
We encourage readers, agencies and local users to report issues. A strong correction request includes the page URL, the incorrect detail, the official source showing the correct detail, and the date the change was noticed.
We try to replace moved pages with the current official agency source.
We compare the requested change with the agency page, alert, PDF or customer-service source.
If no official source confirms the claim, we may wait or add a caution rather than publish unsupported changes.
How correction review works
| Topic | How we handle it |
|---|---|
| Initial review | An editor checks whether the request is specific and actionable. |
| Source comparison | We compare the report with official or primary sources. |
| Page update | If supported, we update the article, table, note, link or warning. |
| Conflict handling | If sources conflict, we may direct readers to official agency confirmation. |
| No change | If the correction cannot be verified, we may keep the page unchanged until support appears. |
Send a useful correction
- Include the exact busschedule.us/ page URL.
- Mention the agency, route, stop, address, number, fare, map or alert involved.
- Share the official source link if available.
- Tell us whether the change is temporary or permanent.
- Do not send private passenger, payment or ticket information.
Editorial framework review date: August 3, 2026. Always confirm same-day travel with the official transit agency.