Tufesa is the bus line that crosses the US-Mexico border. If you want to ride a bus from Tucson or Phoenix all the way to Guadalajara, Tufesa is how you do it. They are the only major line running scheduled cross-border service on the western corridor. The route starts in the southwestern US — Tucson, … Read more

Primera Plus is the luxury bus line for western and central Mexico. They run modern coaches with leather seats, WiFi, and individual entertainment screens on routes between Mexico City, Guadalajara, Leon, Aguascalientes, Morelia and the Bajio region. Primera Plus is owned by Flecha Amarilla, which also runs a separate economy service under its own name. … Read more

Estrella Blanca is the big bus group for northern Mexico and the Pacific coast. If ADO owns the south, Estrella Blanca owns the north. Their network of subsidiary lines — Futura, Turistar, Chihuahuenses, Elite, Transportes del Norte — connects the border cities, Guadalajara, the Bajio and the northern Pacific coast. The main Estrella Blanca terminal … Read more

ADO is the bus company you will use most in southern and eastern Mexico. They run first-class and luxury coaches between Mexico City, Oaxaca, Veracruz, Villahermosa, Palenque, Merida, Cancun and everywhere in between. If you are heading south of Mexico City, ADO is probably your ride. The full name is Autobuses de Oriente, but nobody … Read more