Bus Routes and Timetable

Hello Kaye.

I found this interesting overview of the bus lines available now:

The routes:

Route 1: Traverses vertically for much of the city, from the Cho Ray hospital on National Road 1 in Chbar Ampov (on the way to Vietnam), passes over Monivong bridge, up Monivong Boulevard, past the French Embassy and continues up along Highway 5 past the Cham muslim community and the Ammar Ebn Yasser mosque.

Route 2: Another vertical route, goes from Takhmao city in the south, up Norodom Boulevard, past Independence Monument and Wat Phnom, before heading west to northern Toul Kork neighbourhood at Aeon Mall 2.

Route 3: Heading east to west, this goes from the Riverside bus depot next to the Night Market (and where many major bus and minibus services leave and depart), past the Central Market and the Airport.

Route 4: Going past Wat Phnom, Central Market, and the Olympic Stadium, south of the airport it splits, with 4A going connecting with the Route 3 terminus south of the airport near National Road 3, and 4B going west to the the Extraordinary Chambers of the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), more commonly known at the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, and terminating at the Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone.

Route 5: Starts behind Aeon Mall 1 and close to Diamond Island, before heading west along Mao Tse Tung Boulevard, passing just to the north of Russian Market, and then turning to the north, through Toul Kork and terminating at Aeon Mall 2.

Route 6: Begins near the airport, and heads east through Toul Kork, past the French Embassy, before heading north along National Road 6 and terminating a short walk from the Silk Island ferry.

Route 7: Heads south from National Road 5, through Toul Kork, past Royal University of Phnom Penh, before splitting, with 7A heading past the Olympic Stadium and Independence monument, terminating behind Aeon Mall 1, while 7B heads east over the Monivong bridge, terminating in Chbar Ampov.

Route 8: Starts where Route 6 terminates, by the Silk Island Ferry, then heads further north before turning west, past the construction for Cambodia’s hosting of the 2023 SEA Games and the city’s premier golf course Garden City, before crossing the LYP bridge and back south along National Road 5 to the Route 1 and Route 7 terminus.

On top I read that the app you mention also provides complete routes and stops named in English. But I haven't seen that myself, maybe you can explore the app a bit more?

Good luck.

Joe

Hi Joe

Wow , that's brilliant thanks, certainly helps ! 
Only trouble with the app is the ph screen is too small to get an overview of where you are and where you need to go, but it does help to a degree.
Really appreciate  your help and I value your input as you seem to really have your finger on the pulse for all things related to PP.

kind regards
Kaye

kayenewland wrote:

Hi Joe

Wow , that's brilliant thanks, certainly helps ! 
Only trouble with the app is the ph screen is too small to get an overview of where you are and where you need to go, but it does help to a degree.
Really appreciate  your help and I value your input as you seem to really have your finger on the pulse for all things related to PP.

kind regards
Kaye

You're most welcome Kaye.

Joe