Yes, Greyhound buses are equipped with overhead storage bins, but they are significantly smaller and more restrictive than the "overhead bins" found on commercial aircraft. These bins are designed for "personal items" such as small backpacks, purses, coats, or slim laptop bags. They are typically open-fronted or have a simple mesh or plastic railing, meaning they do not "latch" shut like a plane bin. In 2026, most Greyhound fleet models feature bins with a weight limit of approximately 5 to 10 lbs. If your bag is too bulky to fit—such as a standard rolling "carry-on" suitcase—you will be required to store it in the large luggage compartments located underneath the bus (the "cargo hold"). It is a "pro tip" for travelers to keep their valuables, medications, and electronics in a small "under-seat" bag or a slim tote that fits in the overhead, as the under-bus storage is inaccessible during the journey and can be subject to more physical jostling.