Today, Hiroshima Bus announced it has partnered with Moovit, creator of the #1 commuter app, to bring expanded access to public transportation information and guidance. Now, riders of Hiroshima Bus have access to the most comprehensive urban mobility information in one app to plan their trip and enjoy the smoothest possible journey around the city and the surrounding areas.

Moovit’s iOS, Android, and Web app is available for free to transit riders. Moovit combines official information from Hiroshima City Bus as well as crowdsourced information to calculate the best route for each journey with urban mobility options like buses, ferries, and other transit connections. The app has integrated more than 372 Hiroshima Bus stops and 20 lines to be able to suggest the best routes across various urban mobility options, including buses and multimodal options to tourism line ferries delivering a smoother and more efficient travel experience.

Moovit’s feature-rich platform enhances the commuting experience with:

• Real-time arrival information, so users know exactly when their bus or train will arrive.
• Live Directions with Deboarding Alerts, providing step-by-step guidance throughout the entire journey.
• Service Alerts, allowing riders to stay informed of disruptions on their usual routes and adjust travel plans accordingly.
• Accessibility features, empowering individuals across the disability spectrum to navigate public transportation with greater confidence and ease.

“Thanks to Moovit’s partnership with Hiroshima Bus, Hiroshima joins the more than 3,000 cities in 112 countries that Moovit already covers,” said Ziv Kabaretti, Chief of Product at Moovit. “We are excited to help millions of riders travel more efficiently. By combining official transit data with real-time crowd updates, Moovit makes public transportation more accessible, convenient, and reliable.”

“As a community-based public transportation provider, Hiroshima Bus’ mission has always been to provide safe and comfortable transportation to its passengers,” said Kazuya Okita, President of Hiroshima Bus. “Through this collaboration with Moovit, our aim is to create a more convenient and user-friendly transport experience, not only for local residents, but also for international visitors. We will continue to fulfill the social mission of public transportation while continuously improving our services to reflect the values and global presence of Hiroshima.”

Hiroshima is part of the 5 cities where Moovit is now available since announcing its launch in Japan in September 2025. The mobility app is working to continue expanding its services and coverage in Japan.