Editing Transport in Armenia (section)

===Local connections===
{{See also|Trolleybuses in Yerevan}}
The Armenian bus network connects all major cities, towns, and villages throughout the country. In larger cities and towns such as [[Yerevan]], [[Gyumri]], [[Vanadzor]] and [[Armavir, Armenia|Armavir]], bus stations are equipped with a waiting room and a ticket office, in other towns bus stations may not have shelters. Most of the routes are operated by [[GAZelle]] minivans with a capacity of 15 passengers, some routes are operated by soviet bus producer [[LiAZ (Russia)]]. Yerevan itself has a large integrated bus network, with a newly acquired bus fleet, passengers are able to connect from one end of the city to the other. [[Wi-Fi]] is available on most city buses.<ref name="auto"/> Despite this, buses often have difficulty meeting the demand for capacity, mainly in Yerevan, where vehicles are typically overcrowded. There are no night services between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. There is no ticket system in the country, passengers pay in cash to drivers.  Passengers on the national bus network pay before boarding, passengers on the Yerevan bus network pay after the ride, while leaving the vehicle. Timetables and fares are published on [https://t-armenia.com/ Transport for Armenia].

From [[Yeritasardakan (Yerevan Metro)|Yeritasardakan]] metro station in downtown Yerevan, travelers can take the 201 airport shuttle, which goes directly to Zvartnots International Airport, which takes approximately 20 minutes from the city center.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://t-armenia.com/en/yerevan-airport-shuttle-bus|title=Timetable from Yerevan, Zvartnots International Airport to Yeritasardakan|first=Milestone|last=Ltd|website=Transport for Armenia}}</ref>