A bus terminal is a designated facility where buses arrive and depart, serving as a central hub for passengers. These terminals often include waiting areas, ticket counters, and restrooms, providing travelers with a comfortable space while they wait for their buses. Bus terminals can connect various routes, allowing passengers to transfer between different buses or travel to other destinations. They are typically located in urban areas, making them accessible for commuters and travelers alike. Some well-known bus terminals include Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City and Greyhound Bus Station in various cities across the United States.