Local Bus Routes Directly Serving The Terminal
- Route 40 Niagara Falls at gate 14.
Board on Ellicott Street at North Division Street
- Route 6 Sycamore (outbound)
- Route 8 Main (outbound)
- Route 14 Abbott (inbound)
- Route 16 South Park (inbound)
- Route 24 Genesee (outbound)
- Route 36 Hamburg (inbound)
Board on North Division Street at Ellicott Street
- Route 3 Grant (outbound)
- Route 5 Niagara/Kenmore (outbound)
- Route 11 Colvin (outbound)
- Route 15 Seneca (inbound)
- Route 20 Elmwood(outbound)
- Route 25 Delaware (outbound)
- Route 60 Niagara Falls Express (outbound)
- Route 74 Boston Express (outbound)
- Route 76 Lotus Bay Express (outbound)
- Route 204 Buffalo Airport-Downtown Express (outbound)
Nearly all buses operating into Downtown Buffalo come within a short walk (maximum of three city blocks) of the transportation center.
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