Ambala is connected to all of the other major cities of north India including Delhi, Chandigarh, Amritsar and Shimla. It is a big interchange for various commuters for all neighbouring states. The Ambala Cantt bus stand sees roughly 50,000 commuters daily.
Apart from the Interstate service, Ambala also houses one of the oldest local bus service in Haryana, which is run by both Haryana roadways and private companies. Other means of local transportation include auto rickshaws and cycle rickshaws.
Railways
Ambala is a divisional headquarters of the Northern Railway Zone and is an important railway junction. The city is served by three railway stations:
*Ambala Cantt [UMB] (Junction on Delhi-Amritsar-Meerut-Kalka lines)
*Ambala City [UBC] (On Ambala -Amritsar/Jammu line)
*Dhulkot [DKT] (on Ambala Chandigarh/Kalka line)
The Ambala Cantonment railway station was founded on the junction of the Delhi-Kalka and Ludhiana-Saharanpur lines. The historic Delhi-Ambala-Kalka railway line dates back to 1889 while the Ludhiana-Saharanpur line was built in 1870. Situated 200 km north of Delhi, this town is well connected by the rail and road network
