Which bus lines can you actually drive in The Bus? Here’s the full list before the console release!

It’s one of the most common questions from the community. Under almost every post about The Bus someone eventually asks: “Which routes are already in the game?” And honestly, we understand why. With eight lines currently available, it’s easy to lose track.

Let’s start with one of the most recognizable routes: TXL. This line runs from Alexanderplatz to the former Tegel Airport. While driving it, you pass several well-known locations in Berlin. The area around the Großer Stern can become particularly lively, reflecting the traffic flow the city is famous for.

Another well-known line is route 100. In real life, it’s often described as a sightseeing bus route through the city. It connects Zoologischer Garten with Alexanderplatz and passes famous landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and Unter den Linden along the way.

Route 123 heads further northwest. It begins at Berlin’s central station and continues to Mäckeritzwiesen. Compared to the central routes, it offers a different perspective on the city and shows areas that are less focused on major landmarks.

Route 142 moves back toward the heart of Berlin. It connects Leopoldplatz with S Ostbahnhof and passes several important transport hubs, including the central station, Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz and Strausberger Platz.

There is also route 147, which connects Ostbahnhof and Leopoldplatz as well, but follows a slightly more southern path through the city. Along the way you pass locations such as Märkisches Museum and Unter den Linden.

Route 200 runs from Hertzallee, located behind the Zoo station, to Michelangelostraße. It once again takes you through busy parts of Berlin with several well-known streets and areas.

A more compact route is line 245. It also starts at Hertzallee but finishes earlier at Friedrichstraße. This makes it a shorter trip that works well if you just want to jump into a quicker drive.

Finally there is route 300, which connects Philharmonie Süd with Warschauer Straße, linking the cultural district near the Philharmonie with the lively eastern side of Berlin.

When you look at all these routes together, they create a varied network across different parts of the city. Some lines run through famous landmarks, others explore quieter districts. It’s a bit like assembling a puzzle where each route adds another piece of Berlin.

With the console release arriving next week, many new players will soon be able to explore these routes for the first time. And for many of them, the next question will probably be simple: which line should I drive first?

Which route do you drive most often in The Bus? Are you excited for the console release next week? Which line would you start with first? Do you know route 100 from real life? Do you prefer longer or shorter routes?