Greyhound: Bus Stop

Greyhound: Bus Stop is a bus stop in Moscow, ID, located at 1006 Railroad St. It connects travelers to Greyhound's network of more than 1,600 destinations across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with service also available through FlixBus. Buses offer free onboard Wi-Fi, power outlets, and spacious legroom, and passengers can reserve a seat when booking. Tickets can be booked online or through the Greyhound app, and digital tickets and live tracking let riders board with their phone. Changes and cancellations can be made through Manage My Booking, and groups of ten or more can arrange a charter bus with door-to-door service.

Greyhound's history dates to 1914, when Carl Wickman began carrying miners between Hibbing, Minnesota, and the nearby town of Alice in a seven-passenger car. That operation grew into Greyhound Lines, and today the brand is part of Flix SE, which acquired Greyhound on October 21, 2021. Since July 2022, Flix North America Inc. has overseen operations for Greyhound and FlixBus in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. In 2023, more than 12 million passengers traveled on Greyhound buses, and the company has carried over 500 million passengers over its history. Interline partnerships with independent bus lines extend service to smaller towns not directly served by Greyhound routes, and Amtrak passengers can use the Amtrak Thruway service for bus connections to cities without rail service.

The stop sits on Railroad St in Moscow, placing it along the city's historic rail corridor.