Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. A public transport timetable is a listing of the times that public transport services arrive and depart specified locations. Timetables are published in various formats, and also various physical forms such as electronically, a physical book or leaflet, or a poster or dynamic display at the stop. In the U.S., timetables for bus lines and some mass transit operations are called schedules instead. In some large cities, such as London and New York, some rapid transit and urban bus services that run to a timetable are so frequent that consulting the timetable is unnecessary. In some cases public transport operators do not even publish public timetables for the times of day that their services are very frequent, or they may simply state "services run every 3–5 minutes" (or words to that effect). The first railway timetable compilation was published in 1839 by George Bradshaw.

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