Transit Apps in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Public transportation apps, curated for travelers visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Last updated: August 20267 sources

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What to know about Transit in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Local public transport is city-specific.

Best Transit apps in Bosnia and Herzegovina (2026)

Arrivo SarajevoEssential

Clear Sarajevo transit companion for GRAS and Centrotrans routes, stops, timetables and Ministry-sourced live vehicle positions.

Pro tip: Use live positions as estimates, not guarantees. The app is unofficial and cannot sell tickets, so keep a separate ticket plan and time buffer.

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Mostar Bus

Mostar urban bus app, named MoBus on iOS, with routes, stops, live vehicle positions and mobile ticket purchase.

Pro tip: This is for local Mostar buses, not intercity travel. Confirm the route and successful QR ticket before boarding, and keep small BAM as backup.

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Javni Prevoz KS

Official Sarajevo Canton app for GRAS and Centrotrans information plus QR ticket purchase for GRAS vehicles.

Pro tip: Use only a ticket that actually appears in the app and validate it as instructed. Recent visitors report card failures, so carry BAM for a physical fallback.

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In Sarajevo Canton, Arrivo Sarajevo is the clearest current app for stops, timetables and live positions across trams, trolleybuses, GRAS buses and Centrotrans buses. It is unofficial and reads the Ministry of Transport data, so its own listing warns that arrival accuracy depends on the source. Current local users prefer its interface to the official app, while also reporting vehicles that arrive much earlier or later than the estimate. Javni Prevoz KS is the official Bosnian and English app.

It covers GRAS and Centrotrans information and is the only listed Sarajevo app that sells GRAS tickets with a QR code, but recent store reviews report repeated foreign-card failures and ticket validation problems. Use it only if the purchase produces a visible ticket, follow the on-screen validation instructions and keep a physical-ticket or BAM fallback. Do not let a payment authorization without a ticket become your proof of travel. Sarajevo has two operators and fragmented ticket rules, so check the operator before boarding and ask the driver or kiosk when uncertain.

In Mostar, the operator's Android app is called Mostar Bus and its iOS version is called MoBus. It covers urban routes, stops, live buses and app ticket purchase with QR validation. It is not an intercity timetable. Confirm service notices directly when a connection matters, and carry small BAM because an app, validator or foreign card can fail.