A cheap bus ticket isn’t always the first option on the list. To find a truly good deal, you need to compare the date, time, boarding point, journey duration and fare conditions. A low price can lose its appeal if you end up having to pay for an additional transfer or face an inconvenient change.

Check a few dates
If you can change your travel date, use RedRay to search for neighbouring dates. The number of flights and fares may vary. Compare the results separately: the price for one day does not necessarily reflect the cost for another.
Compare the total cost
Take note of exactly where you’ll be boarding and alighting. A cheaper journey from a remote stop may incur additional costs. Also check your luggage: the permitted allowance and any possible surcharges are set by the operator.

Don’t leave it until the last minute
Waiting does not guarantee a discount. On popular routes, the best seats may sell out early. Follow the advice in the article on when to buy your ticket.
Check the terms and conditions
Before paying, read the fare rules and check all the details. A step-by-step guide is provided in the article on buying a ticket online. The best option is the one that suits your route, luggage and travel time, rather than simply the one with the lowest price in the search results.
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