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+1.
If I create a long route, I always add an extra minute's stop every few stops along the way, which allows the bus to "catch up" and keep to it's timetable. I try to make this as realistic as possible by making it near train stations, hospitals, entertainment venues etc.
I will also satisfy my OCD by making the entire route a nice fraction/multiple of an hour so that the timetable for start / middle stops is a nice "round" number. :-)
Cheers,
Chris.