More than two weeks into the FIFA World Cup 2026, and buses have been carrying countless fans to matches across the Americas. FIFA required host cities to strengthen their public transport offerings to accommodate demand. Nearly all hosts took the opportunity to draw from additional federal funding to bolster their operations. But how are these public transport networks actually dealing with the huge influx of riders with each match?

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is the biggest football tournament in history. With more teams eligible to compete, the number of matches has skyrocketed, and FIFA expects a record-breaking number of fans in stadiums across North America. These fans will travel to 16 cities and 3 countries between 11 June and 19 July. The tournament promises to be one of the biggest tests of public transport infrastructure the continent has ever faced.