In the Czech Republic, travelling by bus is cheaper than travelling by train. Within Brno, you must buy a ticket before getting on the bus and then validate it once on board. You can also purchase a day/week/month pass in advance. On routes of most city public transportation systems, as in Brno, it is possible to enter buses by any door. On inter-city or regional bus lines, passengers enter via the front door and then buy a ticket from the driver (or show their pre-purchased ticket).

There are two regional bus stations in Brno. Zvonařka is located south of the main train station and serves regional traffic, as well as some of the international lines. The Bus station at Benešova Street is located to the east of main train station and now serves mainly the international lines of Student Agency bus carrier. There are no public toilets or similar services in the station at Benešova Street, but passengers may use the facilities of main train station.

In the Czech Republic, travelling by bus is cheaper than travelling by train. Within Brno, you must buy a ticket before getting on the bus and then validate it once on board. You can also purchase a day/week/month pass in advance. On routes of most city public transportation systems, as in Brno, it is possible to enter buses by any door. On inter-city or regional bus lines, passengers enter via the front door and then buy a ticket from the driver (or show their pre-purchased ticket).

There are two regional bus stations in Brno. Zvonařka is located south of the main train station and serves regional traffic, as well as some of the international lines. The Bus station at Benešova Street is located to the east of main train station and now serves mainly the international lines of Student Agency bus carrier. There are no public toilets or similar services in the station at Benešova Street, but passengers may use the facilities of main train station.