A bus route is a designated path that a bus follows to transport passengers from one location to another. Each route has specific starting and ending points, along with various stops in between. These routes are planned to serve different areas of a city or region, making it easier for people to access public transportation. Buses operating on a route typically have a set schedule, indicating when they will arrive at each stop. This helps passengers know when to expect the bus and plan their travel accordingly. Many cities provide maps and timetables for their bus routes, often available online or at transit stations.