ADO BusLine, Grand Luxury Division
http://www.adogl.com.mx
(Lujo service only, does not include ADO first class
buses)
http://www.adogl.com.mx

Flecha Amarilla  www.flecha-amarilla.com.mx
Opens as Primera Plus First class service west and
north to Mazatlan

UNO Bus Line  http://www.uno.com.mx/  

Mexico City Terminals and partial bus schedules
http://www.mpsnet.com.mx/mexico/intereses/busses.html
Mexico Bus Service, Travel By First Class Bus In Mexico
You can reach ever corner of Mexico for about 10 cents US per mile,
 
Reach the villages and do it inexpensively by making use of
Mexico's first class bus system and then using the public bus
system in the city where you visit.      
"Premier First Class", "Semi-Directo", or "Local", the absolute
best travel bargain in Mexico is still the bus combined with the public
bus systems in the cities and with the connections to the villages.  
Combine these systems with the taxis, "Collectivos" and
"Camionettas", and crossroads collective taxis and you can get
anywhere you want for an incredibly low pesos-per-mile. Here is the
breakdown:
Mexico's Exceptional
Bus Service will help you  
discover the hidden places
of Mexico on your next visit
if you don’t listen to all those
outdated clichés.  The first
class buses in Mexico are
perhaps the best in the
world   
Mexico Bus, Bargain Travel
Lines serving north and west
www.estrellasdeoro.com.mx
www.tap.com.mx
Bus Terminals of Mexico City
Mexico City is the main hub of the country's
bus service from its four terminals
ADO First Class
service reaches
Palenque out of
Mexico City and
many hub cities
south of Mexico City
Four terminal serve
the country's bus
system from the hub
city
Primera Clase  (First Class Bus)
This class includes central and southern Mexico’s first class service listed here, ADO,
UNO, ADO GL, OCC, and other lines operate in central and southern Mexico, south of
Mexico City to the Yucatan and Guatemalan border.  They serve the major cities and
do so at varying levels of pricing and service. (The price varies a great deal; the
service does not)  (see price breakdown below)

To the north of Mexico City:  Estrella Blanca, Chihuahuenses, Omnibus,  Futura,
Primera Plus,  TAP, Flecha Amarilla serve much of Northern Mexico to the US
border.
Tap serves the border area south of the US to Mexico City.
Chihuahuenses serves from Mexico city north to the US border.

Segunda Clase:  Second Class Bus, This is the second class bus and will most
often leave from a different terminal than the premier class, usually in the older section
of downtown perhaps near the train station.  (Passenger trains no longer operate in
most of Mexico)  Second class service breaks down further into:
Directo: Directo is supposed to make few stops in a station to station fashion but
seldom does, although it does not stop at every way station through the mountains or
along the coast.
Semi-Directo Makes more frequent but limited stops
Ordinario Ordinario is a local bus although it may travel for fifty to a hundred miles.
It is very inexpensive but will make frequent stops.

Segunda Clase Bus Lines: Estrella Blanca is one of the lines covering the coastal
area with first class buses that might leave from a second class terminal Other
second class service. Flecha Amarilla, Estrella Roja

Village Buses: Many small second class lines serve the villages from the second
class terminal.  Mexico is mountainous country to the extreme and often a bus will
make one trip in to the village and then park for the night to return to the city the
following day.

First Class Bus Price Breakdown:
This example is for a trip form Oaxaca City in Oaxaca State to San Cristobal de Las
Casa in Chiapas State, a distance of 380 Miles approximately
UNO  $622  Pesos
ADO   GL  $466 Pesos (Grand Lujo)
OCC  $338 Pesos  
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Mexico's First Class  Bus Service   uses Brand new
Volvos and Mercedez with comfortable, deeply reclining  
seats, seat belts, lavatory TV, AC, (bring a sweater) window
blinds and Curtains.