Intercity

Buses to the north central and northwestern parts of the country, including the Jordan Valley, leave from Abdali Bus Station on King Hussein St. on Jabal al-Weibdeh. Destinations include Jerash, Ajlun, Irbid, Salt, and the King Iiussein/Allenby Bridge. Hashemi Street Station, near the Roman amphitheater, launches traffic to the northeast, including Zarqa, Mafraq, and points east of Irbid. Traffic to and from the south is based at Wahadat Station, several kilometers from downtown Amman between the Abu Darwish Mosque and the Wahadat Refugee Camp. Buses head south to Madaba, Karak, Ma"an, Wadi Musa, and Aqaba. The Jett bus station, with service to major towns in Jordan, is on King Hussein St., up the road from Abdali Bus Station (see Practical Information below for more details).

Service taxis leave from the same stations as buses, to the same regions. Fares tend do be 40-50% more expensive than comparable bus fares. All prices, bus and service alike, are government regulated.