ACTION's corporate colours are orange and blue, and its buses are traditionally painted orange with blue and white trim. The typical orange bus is a familiar sight in Canberra. The newer Irisbus Agoralines and Scania L94UBs adopted a new livery of white, green and orange. The new buses are comparatively environmentally friendly (hence "green"), more accessible to disabled patrons, and air conditioned. All new Scania and Irisbus buses have been fitted with bike racks for a program called Bike 'n Ride. A number of ACTION buses are painted into special liverage to promote ACTION and for paid advertisements. ACTION's fleet comprises 378 buses, divided into the following types: (Source: http://actbus.bur.st/fleet_action.html)

Tuggeranong Interchange (Opened 9 August 1991), which covers the town centre of Tuggeranong.

Scania L94UB (Custom Coaches "CB60", rigid) - 53 (all wheelchair accessible, CNG powered)

Irisbus Agoraline (Custom Coaches "CB60", rigid) - 20 (all wheelchair accessible)

The Australian Capital Territory Internal Omnibus Network, more commonly known by the acronym ACTION, is a public transportation company in Canberra, Australia. It is owned and operated by the ACT government. The first government bus services available to the general public appeared in 1926, running from Eastlake to Ainslie. The first major expansion of public bus routes occurred in the 1950s. Canberra's bus service has borne many names since its founding in the late 1920s, finally settling on ACTION on February 14 1977.

Dennis Dart SLF (Wright "Crusader", medium rigid) - 25 (all wheelchair accessible)

ACTION maintains a number of bus stops throughout Canberra. It also operates 4 major bus interchanges, which act as hubs for the different districts of Canberra. Some stops are laid out as termini, a few of which have a small facility for drivers' needs. There are four interchanges:

Woden Interchange (opened 1982) serves Woden Valley and Weston Creek;

Belconnen Interchange (opened 1979), serves the Belconnen and Gungahlin areas;

Civic Interchange (opened 1982), in the City Centre, serves North and South Canberra;