Bowery/Spring St

Lower Manhattan hums with a rhythm set by buses. Bowery/Spring St marks one of the stops where that pulse is easiest to catch. A designated passenger loading area keeps transfers smooth along the curb, especially useful in a part of the city where sidewalks narrow and crowds thicken without warning.

Transit here runs around the clock, a quiet constant in a neighborhood where galleries and late-night noodle shops keep their own hours. The address—New York, NY 10002—places it where the grid softens into older streets, a pocket where the Bowery’s grit meets SoHo’s polished edges. Those waiting for a ride can count on shelter from sudden rain or the summer sun, though the real draw is reliability: buses arrive at all hours, ready to carry riders across boroughs or just a few blocks uptown.

Questions about schedules or routes are best directed to 311, the city’s non-emergency line. For anyone mapping their route, directions can be pulled up here. If you’re standing on the corner of Bowery and Spring, you’re already in the right spot.