Which bus companies run in Hertfordshire?

Arriva Herts and Essex (55 routes), Red Eagle (46 routes), Central Connect (42 routes), Centrebus (34 routes), Uno (18 routes) and Red Rose Travel (17 routes), and 22 smaller operators.

What are the busiest bus routes in Hertfordshire?

the 279 (Waltham Cross – Manor House), the 142 (Brent Cross – Watford), the 279 (Waltham Cross – Stamford Hill), the 313 (Potters Bar – Chingford) and the 107 (Edgware – New Barnet).

Where are the main bus stations in Hertfordshire?

Bus Station, Waltham Cross, Bus Station, Stevenage, Bus Station, Hertford, Bus Station, Welwyn Garden City and Interchange, Bishops Stortford.

How can I see live bus times in Hertfordshire?

StopToStop shows the next departures from every stop in Hertfordshire, with live times for buses already on the road (from their positions, via the Department for Transport's Bus Open Data Service), and a live map of every bus.

Buses in Hertfordshire

304 bus routes, run by 28 bus companies, serve 238 towns and villages and 2,658 stops across Hertfordshire. Timetables, live departures and journey planning for all of them.

Main towns

Stevenage 94 routes
Watford 60 routes
Welwyn Garden City 57 routes
Hitchin 54 routes
Hatfield 51 routes
Hertford 48 routes
Potters Bar 42 routes
Waltham Cross 42 routes
St Albans 41 routes
Bishops Stortford 38 routes
Letchworth 37 routes
Hemel Hempstead 31 routes
Knebworth 27 routes
Harpenden 25 routes
Ware 25 routes
Royston 24 routes
Broxbourne 23 routes
Cheshunt 21 routes
Tring 21 routes
Borehamwood 20 routes
St Margarets 19 routes
Baldock 17 routes
Oaklands 17 routes
Hoddesdon 16 routes

Bus stations and interchanges

Busiest routes

279: Waltham Cross – Manor House Arriva London North
142: Brent Cross – Watford Metroline Travel
279: Waltham Cross – Stamford Hill Arriva London North
313: Potters Bar – Chingford Arriva London North
107: Edgware – New Barnet Metroline Travel
258: South Harrow – Watford London United
757: Brent Cross – Luton Airport Arriva Beds and Bucks
217: West Green – Waltham Cross Arriva London North
217: West Green – Waltham Cross Arriva London North
313: Chingford – Potters Bar Arriva London
292: Borehamwood – Colindale Uno
84: St Albans – Potters Bar Sullivan Buses

Bus companies

Arriva Herts and Essex 55 routes
Red Eagle 46 routes
Central Connect 42 routes
Centrebus 34 routes
Uno 18 routes
Red Rose Travel 17 routes
Sullivan Buses 17 routes
Richmonds Coaches 13 routes
Metroline Travel 10 routes
Stephensons of Essex 7 routes
A2B Bus and Coach 7 routes
Arriva London North 7 routes
Stagecoach East 4 routes
National Express 4 routes
Marshalls Coaches 4 routes
Replacement Service 4 routes
Arriva Beds and Bucks 2 routes
Carousel Buses 2 routes
Redline 2 routes
First Essex 1 route
Arriva London 1 route
Acme Transport Services 1 route
London United 1 route
Lucketts of Watford 1 route
Green Line (operated by Arriva) 1 route
Golden Tours 1 route
Hedge The Distance 1 route
First Berkshire & The Thames Valley 1 route

All towns and villages

Questions

Which bus companies run in Hertfordshire?: Arriva Herts and Essex (55 routes), Red Eagle (46 routes), Central Connect (42 routes), Centrebus (34 routes), Uno (18 routes) and Red Rose Travel (17 routes), and 22 smaller operators.
What are the busiest bus routes in Hertfordshire?: the 279 (Waltham Cross – Manor House), the 142 (Brent Cross – Watford), the 279 (Waltham Cross – Stamford Hill), the 313 (Potters Bar – Chingford) and the 107 (Edgware – New Barnet).
Where are the main bus stations in Hertfordshire?: Bus Station, Waltham Cross, Bus Station, Stevenage, Bus Station, Hertford, Bus Station, Welwyn Garden City and Interchange, Bishops Stortford.
How can I see live bus times in Hertfordshire?: StopToStop shows the next departures from every stop in Hertfordshire, with live times for buses already on the road (from their positions, via the Department for Transport's Bus Open Data Service), and a live map of every bus.

Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Friday, 16 October 2026. Stop details from NaPTAN. Train timetables contain data from Network Rail, licensed under the Open Government Licence; live train times from National Rail. Times are UK local time and can change at short notice: check before you travel.

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