Čazmatrans

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Čazmatrans - Nova doo
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Web presence https://cazmatrans.hr
legal form doo
Seat CroatiaCroatia Čazma , Croatia
founding 1949
Employee 1400
buses 600

Čazmatrans is a major Croatian transport company . It was founded in 1949 in the small town of Čazma , as Autosaobraćajno poduzeće (ASP) ( German  car transport company ). In 1963 it was given its current name.

Čazmatrans is also the founder and owner of the Čazmatrans Group .

Čazmatrans Group

A city ​​bus from Vukovar operated by Čazmatrans , on the way to “Trpinjska cesta” ( German  Trpinja street ) in Borovo Naselje , August 2019

The Čazmatrans group consists of six companies owned by Čazmatrans. These are:

  • Čazmatrans - Putnička Agencija doo - Čazmatrans travel agencies
  • Čazmatrans Promet doo - Čazmatrans Transport
  • Čazmatrans Dalmacija doo - regional buses in Dalmatia
  • Čazmatrans Vukovar doo - Vukovar city ​​bus operator
  • Auto Transport dd Sibenik - operator of the city bus traffic from Sibenik
  • Auto Transport dd Karlovac - operator of the city bus traffic from Karlovac

history

A Setra bus from Čazmatrans at the bus station in Slavonski Brod , August 2019

Emergence

The company was founded in 1949 under the name Autosaobraćajno poduzeće ( German  car transport company ), or ASP for short, in Čazma , SR Croatia (then Yugoslavia ). Originally the company only had seven employees. The name was changed to "Čazmatrans" in 1963.

The first bus line connected the two small towns of Čazma and Ivanić-Grad . In 1952 another line was introduced from Štefanje (via Čazma) to Zagreb .

At that time, the demand for local public transport in Yugoslavia was growing steadily. A system of many smaller regional bus companies was not considered sustainable, so that in the 1960s, many smaller companies joined Čazmatrans. In 1962, small businesses from Križevci , Bjelovar and Koprivnica were affiliated ; followed by companies from Daruvar and Virovitica in 1966 and from Kutina , Vukovar and Županja in 1968.

As a result, Čazmatrans consisted of 190 buses in 1969.

development

The Vukovar bus station at night . This is owned by Čazmatrans.

Towards the end of the 1970s, the company had 413 buses and operated five international, 26 national, 150 national and 739 regional and urban lines every day.

In 1992 the company was restructured into a joint stock company.

today

In 2017, the company's fleet numbered around 600 buses that carried around 16 million passengers a year.

Čazmatrans also owns several bus stations (category B to D) in Croatia.

Car transport Karlovac

Car transport Karlovac is a transport company founded in 1945 with headquarters in Karlovac . In 1993 it became a public limited company and in 2001 privatization followed . Čazmatrans - Nova doo has been the majority owner of the joint stock company since 2016.

In addition to Karlovac city bus services, the company also operates regional bus routes in Karlovac County , as well as international bus routes.

Car transport to Šibenik

Autotransport Šibenik is a transport company founded in 1951 with headquarters in Šibenik . Čazmatrans - Nova doo has been the majority owner of the joint stock company since 2012.

The company operates seven urban bus routes in the city of Šibenik as well as eleven suburban routes. There are also 45 internal and 23 inter- county lines in the Šibenik-Knin County .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Čazmatrans grupa , Croatian technical encyclopedia, tehnika.lzmk.hr, accessed on September 23, 2019
  2. ↑ a b c d Čazmatrans, About us (Croatian), cazmatrans.hr, accessed on September 23, 2019
  3. ↑ a b Autotransport dd Šibenik: About us (Croatian), atpsi.hr, accessed on September 23, 2019
  4. ↑ a b Autotransport dd Karlovac: About us (Croatian), atsk.hr, accessed on September 23, 2019

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