Bus fares | Transita

The Abuja–Aba corridor is the trade route's northern arm: the same Ariaria supply chain that runs west to Lagos also runs north to the capital.

Abuja to Port Harcourt connects the seat of government to the centre of the oil economy, and it is among the strongest non-Lagos corridors on the T

Owerri punches above its size in intercity demand.

When you see fares on one corridor running from one figure to something three times higher, you are not looking at the same product priced differen

Abuja–Enugu is the shortest of the capital's southeast corridors and the natural gateway to the whole region from the north.

Awka is the Anambra State capital, and it has quietly become a scheduled stop in its own right rather than a drop-off on the way to Enugu.

Comparing bus fares across routes of different lengths is close to meaningless.

At around 320km this is the shortest of Nigeria's major intercity corridors, and the fares show it.

Aba is a trading city, and the Lagos–Aba corridor moves traders as much as it moves travellers.

Subscribe to Bus fares