A bus network is a system of interconnected bus routes that provide public transportation within a city or region. These networks are designed to facilitate the movement of passengers by connecting various neighborhoods, commercial areas, and transit hubs. Buses typically operate on fixed schedules and routes, making it easier for people to plan their journeys. Bus networks can vary in size and complexity, ranging from small local systems to extensive metropolitan networks. They often include features like bus stops, transfer points, and express routes to enhance efficiency. Many cities also implement technology, such as real-time tracking, to improve service reliability and passenger experience.