Editing Transport in South Korea (section)

===Local services===
[[File:Seoul Bus Route 7017.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Local bus in Seoul]]
Within cities and towns, two types of city bus operate in general: ''jwaseok'' (좌석, "coach") and ''dosihyeong'' (도시형, "city type") or ''ipseok'' (입석, "standing"). Both types of bus often serve the same routes, make the same (or fewer) stops and operate on similar frequencies, but jwaseok buses are more expensive and offer comfortable seating, while doshihyeong buses are cheaper and have fewer and less comfortable seats. Many small cities and towns do not have jwaseok buses and their buses are officially called ''nongeochon'' (농어촌, "rural area" bus). The local buses in Seoul and other cities are categorized by colours: the blue buses are trunk lines that cross the entire city, the green ones are circulator/short run lines that connect passengers with subway or railway stations, and the red buses are express lines  go out of the city to nearby suburbs.

Some cities have their own bus classifying systems.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Bus type
! [[Seoul]]
! [[Busan]]
! [[Daegu]]
! [[Daejeon]]
|-
| Jwaseok (좌석) || Rapid: Gwangyeok (광역), red<br />Trunk: Ganseon (간선), blue || Rapid: Geuphaeng (급행)<br />Coach: Jwaseok (좌석) || Rapid: Geuphaeng (급행)<br />Trunk Coach: Ganseon jwaseok (간선좌석) || Rapid: Geuphaeng (급행), red<br />Trunk: Ganseon (간선), blue
|-
| Doshihyeong (도시형 also known as city style)/Ipseok (입석) || Trunk: Ganseon (간선), blue<br />Branch: Jiseon (지선), green || Regular: Ilban (일반) || Circulation: Sunhwan (순환)<br />Trunk: Ganseon (간선)<br />Branch: Jiseon (간선) || Trunk: Ganseon (간선), blue<br />Branch: Jiseon, green
|-
| Village || Branch: Jiseon (지선), green<br />Circulation: Sunhwan (순환), yellow || Village: Maeul-bus (마을버스 also known as village bus) || N/A || Branch: Jiseon (지선), green<br />Outer: Oegwak (외곽), green<br />Village: Maeul-bus (마을버스)
|}