Night service (public transport)

Another common way to distinguish night services from their daytime counterparts is dark-colored line numbers.

Local bus frequencies during late night times (defined as 1 a.m. – 5 a.m.) are required to operate at least every 60 minutes.

[1] Because of much longer intervals between services than during the day, night routes often offer guaranteed transfers to other lines or transit modes (such as regional and intercity rail).

To ease planning, many cities use a central hub where all lines converge at a specific time.

7 days service: N6-N20-N26-N29-N30-N31-N38-N41-N43-N46-N49-N60-N62-N65-N66-N67-N71 Only on weekdays: N8-N25-N75 Only on weekends: N23-N35 The inter-urban buses (autobuses interurbanos) connect Barcelona with the cities of the periphery.

A night bus operated by Kowloon Motor Bus in Hong Kong
A tram operating a night route in Prague
Overnight bus route 27 of Beijing Bus , running from Tongzhou to Dabeiyao