A terminal for long-distance coaches and minibuses, not the same as a railway station.
Romanian transport words: what bus and train signs mean
Translate Romanian transport words such as Autogară, Gară, Peron, Plecări and Sosiri. Instant on-page search, works on mobile.
16 useful words
A railway station. In Bucharest, “Gara de Nord” is the main train station.
A public-transport stop. Check whether it is for bus, tram, metro or train.
The train platform or coach boarding bay number on your ticket.
Departures: where the vehicle or flight leaves from.
Arrivals: where passengers and vehicles arrive.
Direction: the stop may appear on both sides of the road with the same name.
Final stop or terminus, often displayed on the front of a bus.
A transfer or connection between modes of transport.
A long-distance coach, not necessarily a local city bus.
A smaller vehicle on some suburban or intercity routes.
Ticket: check the date, direction, operator and boarding stop.
Ticket validation: some public transport tickets must be validated after boarding.
“Runs” or “operates”, often in timetable announcements.
“Does not operate”: check the date or time restriction.
“On request”: you may need to signal to the driver that you want to get off.
No match. Try a shorter word.
A coach terminal (autogară), railway station (gară) and metro station are different places. Compare the exact name on your ticket with the official operator information.