There are several means of transportation available in the city. It is very well incorporated with modern transportation facilities. Hyderabad is well connected to numerous other locations in India, like Bangalore, Mumbai, Tirupati, Mangalore, Nagpur, Chennai, Pune, Vishakhapatnam and Vijayawada, either through directly or through liaison locations. The highway network connecting Hyderabad to various parts of the country is highly maintained. Indian National Highways NH-7, NH-9 and NH-202 are part of the city. The city has a well placed internal road systems. Most of the important roads are 3-lane on each side. However, like in most Indian cities, due to an amplified population and the large number of vehicles sold in last decade and the lack of lane discipline, muddled traffic grimace occur throughout the day making driving in the city a tiring experience for vehicle owners. Construction of the Inner Ring Road and construction of the Outer Ring Road surrounding Hyderabad city is also in process and is touting to make travel in the city convenient. The Telugu Talli flyover lit up at night .A series of flyovers have been developed at various important junctions athwart the city to drop off the traffic congestion. A new Jawaharlal Nehru Hyderabad Outer Ring Road with a length about 160 km is under construction and will be completed by 2011. The P V Narasimha Rao Elevated Expressway Corridor is completed to allow high speed access to the Hyderabad International Airport.

Hyderabad has a widespread bus service operated by APSRTC inside the city and to numerous places across the country. The Mahatma Gandhi bus station was once the largest bus station in Asia. It is still the third biggest station in Asia. The APSRTC operates end to end Hyderabad bus services that connect important places within the city, with high frequency. The buses from Hyderabad are remarkably clean and services are highly user friendly as compared to other cities in India. This state transport cover approximately 7 million kms and carry approximately 126 million passengers to their destinations daily. For Twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad APSRTC provides Metro deluxe coaches and Metro express city bus. Apsrtc offers both booking of tickets on the various bus counters or online booking of bus tickets from Hyderabad. Apsrtc Online Booking and cancellations can be done between 6 in the morning to 6 in the evening as per Indian Standard Time. It is advisable to not register with Apsrtc official website with multiple user id's or accounts as it is a violation of the terms and conditions of the usage of the official Apsrtc website.

Please keep in mind that your ticket is confirmed only once a transaction is approved and cleared, after which you can print the e-ticket provided to you. It is always in your interest to authenticate such reservations via phone if you think there is a problem or contacting them via email. You can also get your ticket copy by visiting Apsrtc counter and providing the PNR number. While travelling, the passenger are required to posses the same identity referred to have while reserving the ticket online. Photocopies are permitted, and you must present the original form of identity in order to travel. Refunds for cancellation take around 30 working days. If you experience hindrance in your refund payment, it is recommended to contact Apsrtc via telephone or in-person at the available counters.

Apart from state transport, there are popular bus travel agent like Kesineni Travels and Kaleshwari travels providing Volvo bus tickets from Hyderabad.