Where's your bus, right now?
The buses of Calabria, Lazio and Bari on one real-time map: where it is, the next stop, the minutes of delay.
All of Calabria with 752 lines from 26 operators, plus Lazio and Bari. Free, no account.
Catanzaro, map © OpenStreetMap. Real routes of the lines; the moving buses are an example.
Right now
At this moment the map is following — buses with GPS on: — in Calabria, — in Lazio and — in Bari. Open the map to see how many there are right now.
In Calabria it also counts — more running to timetable, without a position. The number changes every few seconds. A vehicle that does not transmit is not drawn: no position is ever derived from the timetable.
How to read it
A real trip: line 384 A by Ferrovie della Calabria, which every day links Catanzaro to Lamezia airport, Cosenza and the University campus in Arcavacata. Tap the dot and the trip opens.
GPS 40 seconds ago +4 min
- Via Piave, Catanzaro
- Regional Citadel, Germaneto
- University Hospital, Germaneto07:28
- Lamezia Terme airport
- Cosenza bus station
- Via Pietro Bucci, Rende
Scheduled times of the 7:00 trip. The delay is an example.
- 384 ACosenza, Universityon time
- 397 ASoverato+6 min
- 396 AChiaravalleon time
- 247 ALamezia Terme-2 min
- 384 ACosenza, Universityno GPS
- 394 ACortaleon time
Times from the Region's open data. The statuses are a reading example: colour and text, always together.
- Search the line however you write it: 384A, 384 a and 384 A find the same line. Stops are searched by street.
- Follow the dot: line number and direction arrow, on the route drawn along the real roads.
- Check the stop: the next departures with the updated time and the delay in minutes.
Real positions only
Only vehicles that transmit their position are on the map. If a bus does not send it, it is not drawn where it should be: the map says so.
- Why doesn't my bus appear?
- Because at that moment it is not transmitting its position, neither to the regional service nor from its on-board system. The trip is still listed when you open the line or the stop, with its scheduled time and when it was last seen.
- Is the delay reliable?
- It is calculated from the vehicle's real position against the timetable, along the road travelled. It is an indication, not a guarantee: for a connection that matters, check with the operator.
Where it works
All of Calabria, Lazio and Bari, on the same map: you pick the area from the menu at the top.
- Calabria8,290 stops · more than 400 towns · 26 operatorsUrban and extra-urban in all five provinces: Cosenza, Catanzaro, Reggio Calabria, Crotone, Vibo Valentia.
- LazioRome and CotralThe buses of Rome (Atac and other operators) and Cotral with GPS across the region. Trams and the metro appear in the stop timetables.
- BariAMTABAMTAB's urban lines, with position and delay.
In Calabria, the urban network of AMACO Cosenza does not appear. Where it works, town by town
Updates
What's new in the map and the app: new lines and operators, new features, project news.
In the press
Reggio Calabria, svolta per chi prende l’autobus: posizione e ritardi ATAM in tempo reale2 October 2026 · in Italian
Gli autobus ATAM di Reggio in tempo reale sulla mappa ideata da uno studente di 18 anni2 October 2026 · in Italian
Studente 18enne crea l’app per sapere fra quanti minuti passa il nostro autobus28 September 2026 · in Italian
Studente 18enne crea l’app per sapere fra quanti minuti passa il nostro autobus28 September 2026 · in Italian
Ha 18 anni e ha creato «Passa il bus»: autobus di Cosenza e Rende in tempo reale sulla mappa26 September 2026 · in Italian
Convenzione tra ITTS Scalfaro e AMC: lo studente Danilo Tallarico ha progettato l'app passailbus.it24 September 2026 · in Italian
Passa il bus? Un'app, progettata da un 18enne dell'Itts Scalfaro, risponde in tempo reale22 September 2026 · in Italian
Passa il bus? Una app, progettata da un 18enne dell'Itts Scalfaro, risponde in tempo reale22 September 2026 · in Italian
“Only buses that really transmit their position appear on the map.”
CatanzaroInforma, 22 September 2026 (translated)
Who's behind it
Behind Passa il bus is Danilo Tallarico, 18, a computer science student at the ITTS Scalfaro technical school in Catanzaro: he designed and built the map and the app.
The project starts from a question that anyone taking a bus in Calabria asks at the stop every day: is it late, has it already gone, or is it not coming? It is independent: not a service of the Region or of the transport operators, and the official timetables remain theirs.
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