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The Green Line. Named.

This site and the app cover the Republic's bus network. Crossing north is a different problem, so we name it.

Pen and ink drawing of a busy old Nicosia street, pedestrians walking towards a crossing-point booth beside sandbags and oil drums

What we know.

We name it so the silence doesn't look like a hole in a Nicosia product.

  • Republic buses only

    Every live number in Aloya is south of the line: Cyprus Public Transport, EMEL, OSYPA, OSEA, Intercity Buses and the Kapnos shuttle. Not the north.

  • Ledra is the pedestrian crossing

    In the old town, a short walk from Solomos Square, at the north end of Ledra Street. Bring a passport or ID. Vehicle crossings exist; we don't run any of them.

  • Famagusta, here

    Means the Republic catchment: Paralimni, Deryneia, Ayia Napa and Protaras. Not the city north of the line.

What we don't have.

  • Official crossing hours

    Travel blogs disagree and we have no official hours feed, so we won't print a time we can't stand behind. Check at the crossing.

  • Timetables from the north

    No published stop list, no live vehicles, no timetable we can measure. If it isn't in the Republic's feeds, it isn't in Aloya.

The same facts in the app.

The rider screen is this page without the brochure. Ledra is on the map. The hours are still not invented.