Last updated: November 9, 2026
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SNTRI posts intercity bus times on sntri.com.tn, the timetable source for coaches linking Tunis with the south and the coast. Rider reports collected here keep the SNTRI status picture honest. A SNTRI down spell matters most at dawn, when early departures draw crowds to the times pages.
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Is SNTRI down right now?
The SNTRI status shown here builds on SNTRI down reports from riders checking early coaches and long southern runs. When the timetable pages open fast and every route table fills, the site is doing its one big job well.
Most pain gathers on the times pages before busy departures. Notes that name the same route and the same blank table tell you the fault sits with that page, not with your phone.
Is SNTRI down for me or everyone?
To work out is SNTRI down for me, open a second route page and retry on another connection. A rival route loading while yours hangs points to that route table. Every page failing together, with fresh notes here, points to the site itself.
Reading SNTRI departure times for southern routes
The site lists departures between Tunis Sud, Sousse, Sfax, Hammamet, Gabes and Nefta, with the long southern runs taking most of a day. Reading the right table matters, since one wrong line can strand you at the wrong station for hours. Some tables split weekday and weekend runs into separate blocks, so check which block your day falls in.
City names appear in French spellings, so Gabes with no accent is the form the search expects. Night coaches run on some long routes and sit inside the same tables, marked by their late departure times. The return table for the same route sits nearby, rarely on the same screen, so note both page spots.
Planning a long coach day from the times pages
Long routes reward a screenshot of the full table before you leave home. Save both directions, since return coaches on thin routes can run far fewer times than the outbound ones. Station clocks and site times can drift apart near midnight runs, so trust the saved table over memory.
Switching between the French and Arabic pages
The site mixes French and Arabic pages, and the two sides do not always carry the same tables. In the middle of a SNTRI outage, one language side often keeps serving times. The other side can return blank pages, so try both before giving up.
Finding your departure station before you travel
Each city page names its station, with Tunis riders split between the SNTRI station and Tunis Sud. Check the station line on your route table, since coaches for one city can leave from either end of town. Bus bays sit behind the main hall at larger stations, which the city pages mention in their notes.
Common SNTRI Problems and Fixes
Begin with the SNTRI page you were reading. A blank times table and a missing station page are separate faults with separate checks.
Timetable table opens but stays blank
Reload the page once and give the table a few seconds, since the times load after the page frame. If it stays empty, open the same route in the other language version of the site.
Route search returns no times for a real route
Check the city spelling against the French forms on the site, such as Gabes or Nefta. Then search the reverse direction, which sometimes carries the table the first search missed.
Times differ between the French and Arabic pages
Follow the page with the fuller table and screenshot it for the station desk. Language sides update at different moments, so a clash usually means one side lags behind.
Site crawls on mobile data before an early bus
Load the route table on wifi the night before and screenshot both directions. The saved shots stay readable at the station with no signal at all.
Printed timetable cuts off the last columns
Turn the page sideways in the print preview and shrink it slightly to fit. Arrival times sit in the cut columns, so check the preview before you print.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the SNTRI site actually do?
It publishes intercity coach timetables and station details for routes across the country. Riders read times there, then buy tickets through station channels.
How do I read times for the Tunis to Gabes coach?
Open the route table for Tunis and Gabes and match the departure line to your day. Long southern coaches take most of a day, so note the arrival line too.
Can I buy an SNTRI ticket on the website?
The site centres on timetables and station information rather than ticket sales. Plan your times online, then follow the station route for the ticket itself.
Does SNTRI run night coaches on long routes?
Some long routes list night departures inside the normal route tables. Look for late evening times on the Gabes and Nefta tables.
When should I check times for a busy route?
Check the table a day ahead and again before you leave, since busy routes fill fast. A screenshot guards you if the page slows at the station.
Where do Tunis coaches leave from?
Route tables name the departure station, and Tunis coaches use the SNTRI station or Tunis Sud. Read the station line on your own route before setting out.