About bus.broker

Booking a bus for a wedding, school trip or company event means trusting a stranger with a whole group of people. Most bus directories list anyone who pays and show little about safety. We start from the opposite end — official FMCSA carrier records.

What we do

• List active U.S. passenger carriers from the FMCSA company census that report motorcoaches, buses, school buses, limousines or 9–15 seat vans.
• Show each carrier's USDOT number, MC (interstate passenger authority) status, FMCSA safety rating and the fleet it reports.
• Organize them by bus type, state and city, and add free trip tools and plain-English guides.

What we don't do

• We don't invent ratings, reviews, prices or "people viewing" counts.
• We don't sell rankings. Featured placements, when offered, are always labeled.
• We don't book buses and we're not affiliated with FMCSA, USDOT or any bus company.

How we make money

Travelers and organizers use the site for free. We earn from advertising and, in future, from clearly labeled partner links. None of this changes which companies appear or how they're ordered.

Sister sites: truckload.broker (freight brokers) and carmove.broker (car shipping).