A local newspaper, referring to the fact that the original plans could not be implemented yet, a long-awaited moment had come: They are forgotten for a moment when on 27 July, the 42nd anniversary of the liberation of Białystok, at 4:20 p.m., the first bus departs in front of the new, built to a good European standard, the largest and most modern bus station in the country, from Bialystok to Supraśl.

[4] On 1 March 2017 a notarial deed was signed between PKS Nova and the Budner Company regarding the transfer of 45% of the station area at Bohaterow Monte Cassino street.

This facility plays a pivotal role in connecting Białystok with various cities across Poland and beyond, facilitating mobility and access for both residents and visitors.

Located in the heart of Białystok, the bus station is strategically positioned to offer convenient access to other forms of transportation, including local buses and taxis, ensuring smooth transitions for travelers.

Its central location also means it is within walking distance of Białystok's main attractions, including historical sites, shopping areas, and restaurants, making it a vital node in the city's transport infrastructure.