Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Straßenbahnen AG
Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Straßenbahnen AG | |
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Basic information | |
Company headquarters | Bochum |
Web presence | www.bogestra.de |
Reference year | 2019 |
owner | 44.91% Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Bahngesellschaft mbH 26.70% Holding for Supply and Transport GmbH Bochum (50.01% after the transfer of voting rights via a voting agreement with the City of Gelsenkirchen) 26.67% City of Gelsenkirchen (3.36% after the transfer of voting rights through a voting agreement with the Holding for Supply and Transport GmbH Bochum) 1.72% own shares |
Board | Jörg Filter, Andreas Kerber |
Transport network | Rhein-Ruhr transport association |
Employee | 2410, including 127 trainees |
sales | € 195.48 million |
Lines | |
Gauge | 1000 and 1435 mm |
tram | 10 |
Light rail | 2 |
bus | 71 |
number of vehicles | |
Tram cars | 4 low-floor, type NF6D 13 high-floor, type M6 71 low-floor, type Variobahn |
Light rail car | 25 high-floor, type B80 6 high-floor, type Tango |
Omnibuses | over 250 (incl. 1 special car) |
statistics | |
Passengers | 143.41 million |
Mileage | 25.19 |
Stops | 1322 |
Residents in the catchment area |
910 thousand |
Length of line network | |
Tram lines | 109.5 km |
Light rail lines | 16.5 km |
Bus routes | 1 040 km |
The Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Straßenbahnen AG, usually short Bogestra or in its own spelling BOGESTRA, is a local public transport company in the central Ruhr area . It operates local public transport in Bochum , Witten and Gelsenkirchen , with the Vestische buses serving primarily the north of the city. In addition, most of the public transport in the city of Hattingen is carried out by her. Other lines lead to Castrop-Rauxel , Dortmund , Ennepetal , Essen , Herne and Sprockhövel and there is a stop at the Hagen-Vorhalle train station .
Bogestra is a member of the Rhein-Ruhr transport association . As part of the Eastern Ruhr Area Cooperation (KÖR), it works with the neighboring companies Vestische , DSW21 (Dortmunder Stadtwerke AG), VER (Verkehrsgesellschaft Ennepe-Ruhr mbH), HCR (Tram Herne-Castrop-Rauxel GmbH) and Hagener Straßenbahn AG .
The company's shares were listed on the Düsseldorf Stock Exchange; however, the shares were traded on a very narrow market. The note was discontinued at the request of the majority shareholder ( Holding for Supply and Transport Bochum ) and the resolution of the Annual General Meeting on August 26, 2016 ( squeeze-out ). The exclusion of private shareholders is a prerequisite for direct award in connection with Regulation (EC) No. 1370/2007 .
Locations
Administration and operation
With 143.41 million passengers (in 2019), Bogestra is one of the largest local transport companies in the Ruhr area. It employs around 2,400 people. There are operating buildings, workshops and administrative facilities at nine locations. However, by 2005 there were a total of 38 operational and administrative buildings.
The Bogestra building with the main administration is located at Universitätsstrasse 58 in Bochum . Attached was the tram operation hall with workshop, which was abandoned in summer 2005 and relocated to an area on the western edge of the city center. The former wagon hall was demolished in spring 2007. The operations control center and technical control center are located not far from the head office on Buddenbergplatz, at the south entrance of the main train station .
On the site of the former colliery Engelsburg was 125 at the Essen Road (near the station Engel Str. Line 310) opened on 1 August 2005, the tram depot for the meter-gauge vehicles. The main tram workshop ( formerly in Gerthe ), the building yard (formerly in Hamme ), the technical department (formerly at Wittener Straße 100) and the training workshop are combined there, in addition to the car park .
The tram depot and the workshop for the sub-network in Gelsenkirchen are close to the city center on Hauptstrasse 55 , while the workshop for the standard-gauge U 35 tram is located in Riemke at Hofsteder Strasse 252. There are bus depots and workshops in Weitmar at Hattinger Strasse 427, in Gelsenkirchen-Ückendorf , Im Exterbruch 2 and in Witten at Crengeldanzstrasse 81b.
Distributors
In addition to the possibility of purchasing tickets in newsagents and kiosks, from machines and from the drivers, there are central sales points near the major network hubs:
- MobilityCenter Bochum, distribution level of the Bochum Hauptbahnhof tram station
- CustomerCenter Gelsenkirchen at the ZOB , Bahnhofsvorplatz 5
- CustomerCenter Gelsenkirchen-Buer, Goldbergstrasse 1, together with the Vestische tram
- Customer Center Witten, Bahnhofstrasse 1–3
- CustomerCenter Hattingen, Langenberger Straße 2
- Subscription point Bochum head office, Universitätsstrasse 58
history
1896-1907
Bogestra was founded on January 13, 1896 in Berlin by the cities of Bochum and Gelsenkirchen and the company Siemens & Halske AG . At the time it was founded, the route network comprised three lines built by Siemens & Halske in 1894 and 1895. These were the line from Herne to Bochum opened on November 23, 1894 with a length of 6.9 km, the line from Gelsenkirchen to Bismarck opened on November 3, 1895 with 3.4 km and the line opened on December 27 from Schalke via Gelsenkirchen and Wattenscheid to Zeche Holland with a length of 4.8 km. This means that when it was founded, the Bogestra already had a network around 15.1 km long. The construction and operation remained with Siemens & Halske AG, Bogestra itself initially only took on control functions.
Over the next 10 years the network grew. Due to its rapid construction, which had been forced due to competition from other transport companies, numerous wagons soon had to be reinforced and the tracks renovated. And although the number of passengers increased, this could not compensate for the investments in the route network. The expansion quickly came to a standstill and other transport companies laid their routes in the Bogestra area. Since Siemens & Halske AG lost interest in the lines that were not or only little profitable, the cities of Bochum and Gelsenkirchen separated from the company at the end of 1907. However, he was guaranteed acceptance of vehicles for the next 15 years.
1908-1930
In 1908 a new partner was found in RWE AG . The industrialist Hugo Stinnes became chairman of the board . In the period from 1910 to 1930 the administration was based in Essen and was united with the Essen tram (SEG) . Hugo Stinnes tried in 1911 to merge the Bogestra with the Recklinghauser tram , the Süddeutsche Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft and the Bochum-Castrop tram into a single company.
In the years after 1905 numerous other companies had penetrated the Bogestra traffic area:
date | society |
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January 16, 1908 | Municipal tram company in the district of Gelsenkirchen with the route from Herne to Höntrop |
December 23, 1908 | Kleinbahn Bochum-Gerthe-Harpen with the Bochum-Kanalstraße route to Kirchharpen and Gerthe |
December 20, 1909 | Bochum- Castrop tram from Bochum to Castrop |
April 1, 1909 | Southern German railway company from Essen-Katernberg to Gelsenkirchen |
The First World War prevented further expansion of the network. Due to the poor economic situation, Bogestra, like many other companies, participated in freight transport. In 1920 operations were temporarily shut down and in 1923 a record level of debt was recorded. Only after the passenger numbers, which had always fallen before, began to rise again in 1924, was the expansion of the network continued.
In 1925/1926 the depot in Gelsenkirchen was expanded and on April 3, 1928 the largest depot in West Germany with a capacity of 200 cars opened on today's Universitätsstraße in Bochum. At the same time a new administration building was erected there so that the headquarters could be relocated from Essen back to Bochum.
1931-1939
On August 12, 1931, Bogestra took over the lines of the insolvent Westphalian tram at the expense of the partner communities and, after bankruptcy proceedings were opened, on December 12 at the expense of the bankruptcy estate. On October 31, 1937, the bankruptcy proceedings ended. The Bogestra took over 79 km of the route, as well as 76 railcars and 19 trailer cars. On January 1, 1938, all other assets were also taken over.
On August 1, 1932, some routes were swapped with the Süddeutsche Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft . Lines of the Bogestra, which lay in Essen area, came to the SEG and vice versa, lines of the SEG went to the Bogestra. On October 1, 1932, some lines of the Hattinger Kreisbahn , which were located in the area of the city of Bochum after incorporation, were transferred to the Bogestra by means of an arbitration award and on September 15, 1933 the remaining tram operations of the Hattinger Kreisbahn were taken over by the Bogestra.
At the beginning of 1938, after some lines had already been converted to omnibus traffic, the Bogestra had routes 195 km in length as well as 266 railcars and 131 trailer cars. In 1939 the Vestische Kleinbahn took over the route from Horst- Mitte to Horst-Süd and from Schalke to Buer .
1940-1951
At the beginning of the Second World War , the Bogestra was able to return to profitability. In addition, there were freight and mail journeys in the war years. A specially built operating track in Wattenscheid in 1942 was probably only used for postal traffic. The bombing raids on Bochum and Gelsenkirchen began in 1943 . This also led to destruction in the track network and in the company's vehicle fleet. Despite the damage, it was possible to maintain operations on numerous routes. On November 4 and 6, 1944, Bochum and Gelsenkirchen fell victim to air raids , which also killed around 2/3 of the tracks and half of the vehicle fleet. Until the invasion of the Allied troops on April 10, 1945, only a provisional operation could be maintained, which was then stopped for the time being.
On May 24, 1945, operations were resumed on around 55 km of personnel. In the period that followed, further lines were repaired and reopened. At the end of 1950, a total of 27 lines were in operation again and the reconstruction could be considered complete.
1951-1969
During this time, the Bogestra network was modernized in large areas. Many less frequented routes have been converted to bus operation. The building of the Emil H. von Lienen vehicle factory at Wittener Str. 100, which was also responsible for some of the Bogestra vehicle bodies, was taken over as the central workshops in 1957. An era also came to an end during this time. On January 1, 1968, mail was transported for the last time by Bogestra car.
1970-1999
In April 1971, under the symbol of the red dot, there were track blockades and street demonstrations against the tariff increases of the Bogestra for several days.
On November 22, 1973, two lines (8, 18) in Bahnhofstraße in Herne were relocated to Schulstraße, which was running parallel, due to the beginning of the light rail construction. In 1974, the tram was laid underground in Gelsenkirchen. In 1978, the state of North Rhine-Westphalia established binding guidelines for action. In addition to the expansion of the S-Bahn connections by the Deutsche Bundesbahn, these also envisaged light rail connections supported by the municipalities. As part of the Rhein-Ruhr Stadtbahn, three connections were planned in the Bogestra area:
- Hattingen - Bochum - Gerthe - Castrop-Rauxel
- Recklinghausen - Herne - Bochum - Querenburg - Witten
- Gelsenkirchen-Buer - Alder - Gelsenkirchen - Wattenscheid - Bochum - Laer - Langendreer
In contrast to the meter- gauge tram lines of the Bogestra, these lines should be operated on standard gauge with elevated platforms and the type B light rail car on their own railway bodies. The first light rail section was opened in 1989 as U 35 between Bochum main station and Herne Schloss Strünkede. This was the first cross-city underground tunnel in Germany, because the city border between Bochum and Herne is passed underground. According to information from the Bogestra, this underground city connection is still unique in Germany. The extension beyond Bochum Hauptbahnhof via the Ruhr University to Bochum Hustadt took place in 1993. The sections to Witten and Recklinghausen were not implemented by the respective municipalities for reasons of cost.
The following tunnel sections were built as part of the planned light rail network:
Opening date | Line (s) | route |
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May 26, 1979 | 8/18 | Ramp Bochum Bergmannsheil - main station |
November 28, 1981 | 308/318 | Bochum main station - ramp Ruhrstadion |
September 1, 1984 | 127/301/302 | Rampe Gelsenkirchen Rheinelbestraße - Ramp music theater |
2nd September 1989 | U 35 | Bochum Central Station - Herne Castle Strünkede |
November 28, 1993 | U 35 | Bochum main station - ramp waterway |
May 29, 1994 | 301 | Gelsenkirchen Neumarkt - Ruhr Zoo ramp |
January 29, 2006 | 302/310 | Ramp Bochum Jacob-Meyer-Straße - Ramp Lohring |
January 29, 2006 | 306 | Ramp Bochum town hall - connection to the main train station |
In addition to the U 35 standard-gauge line, these tunnels were also used by the meter-gauge tram lines in the so-called light rail advance service. On the surface, routes have already been prepared for light rail operations, for example line 310 on Essener Straße.
In order to survive in an increasingly competitive and save costs, the Bogestra founded in 1999 with neighboring farms DSW21 , streetcar Herne Castrop-Rauxel and Vestische trams the cooperation eastern Ruhr (BOD). Synergy effects are to be used in different areas, such as the joint procurement of buses with a uniform color scheme, the exchange of workshop services, a joint website and other projects.
From 2000
The Gelsenkirchen tram depot was officially reopened on May 18, 2003 after a three-year renovation period. Parts of the historical facade were preserved, the newly built wagon hall now offers space for 35 low-floor trams.
On July 4, 2004, the last section of the U 17 in the Gelsenkirchen city area was completed. Since then, the section of today's Ruhrbahn between Essen - Altenessen and Gelsenkirchen-Horst has been completely rebuilt into a standard-gauge light rail.
The Engelsburg depot was opened on August 1, 2005 after a construction period of around three years. On the 102,000 m² site there is the 40 × 220 m storage hall for 55 low-floor trams , the central workshop, the building yard and the energy center for the meter-gauge trams. Overall, the construction of the facility cost 69 million euros, 90% of which was taken over by the federal and state governments . This sum also included an ecological compensation area of around 86,000 m² and a comprehensive RE concept. Around 85% of the water consumed on the site is cleaned and reused. A previously unknown tunnel was retained in its current form, since it, as the site of the former in the course of time colliery Engelsburg between Donetsk Ring , Angel Straße, Essen Road and Goldhammer Bach was broke into a refuge for bats has developed . The official opening took place on September 18, 2005 with an open house, which around 80,000 visitors used to take a look at the new depot.
On January 29, 2006, two new tram tunnels were opened in downtown Bochum. One tunnel crosses the city center in a west-east direction and takes lines 302 and 310. This 3 km long route has four train stations: Bochumer Verein / Jahrhunderthalle, Bochum town hall south, Bochum main station (shared platform with U 35) and Lohring. This tunnel is actually intended for the previously planned U 21. Line 306 runs through the second tunnel from the town hall to the main train station. It has no other stations, but as a special feature it runs through the Rathaus Süd train station on a bridge structure and ends underground in the upper track area (line 308/318) of the Bochum main train station underground station. A connecting curve from the 302/310 tunnel at Bochum's town hall also ensures that the Engelsburg depot can be reached from the 308/318 tunnel. With these two tunnels, the last trams also disappeared from downtown Bochum. On the surface, Massenbergstrasse, on which lines 302/306/310 previously operated, has been redesigned as a rail-free boulevard . However, bus lines 345 and 368 continue to operate there. In addition, line 336 has also been running on the boulevard since the official opening.
Since August 1st, 2009, Bogestra employs 100 trainees for the first time.
Many buses have had the computer-aided operations control system (AVMS) since the end of 2009.
On August 1, 2010, the electronic boarding control system (EEKS) was introduced, which initially led to a number of complaints due to unaccepted tickets.
A new route has been under construction since autumn 2012 from Witten-Crengeldanz via Langendreer to Laer Mitte with a branch to the Langendreer S-Bahn station , which will be served by lines 310 and partially 302 after completion. The section to Langendreer station (line 302) was opened in October 2017.
Between February and July 2018, the timetable frequency between Gelsenkirchen main station and Buer Rathaus was compressed to a 5-minute cycle on an experimental basis during rush hour , in connection with the reduction of fine dust . The project was put on hold at the start of the NRW summer school holidays.
As of December 15, 2019, the entire timetable has been converted into the so-called line network 2020. This is the biggest change in the history of the transport company and is due to revised local transport plans and due to the adjustment to the cycle times of the Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn . Many new tram lines (e.g. 305, 309, 316) and bus routes (e.g. 339, 352, 374) will be introduced or supplement the existing route, in some cases by changing the route. The so-called sister lines 344/346 and 345/355 are also planned. Different lines (e.g. 344, 352, 355, 357/358, 360, 377, 388, 394) are discontinued or just get new numbers. The last City Express line on Bogestra (CE31) will also be replaced by the new 350 bus line. Some lines have changed line routes (e.g. 354, 364, 369, 390). With the trams, the timetable takes getting used to: In practice, the 7½-minute rhythm provided on some sections is run at seven-eight-minute intervals to avoid half-minute departure times. Between March and April 2020, the Bogestra ran the Saturday schedule on all lines from Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. The reason for this was the spread of the COVID-19 virus and the sharp decline in the number of customers during the contact restrictions. Lines that are only served Monday to Friday in the regular timetable were not served.
outlook
tram
The route is expected to be built on the former Opel site from August 2020. After completion, it will be served by line 302 from the Laer Mitte stop.
On lines 308/318, the two single-track sections on 308/318, the section between Gerthe Mitte and the current terminus at Schürbankstrasse and the section between Linden Mitte and Dahlhausen train station are to be expanded to double-track in the long term. A first section in Linden between the Linden Mitte and Zentrum Augusta Linden stops was opened again on September 1, 2008 after a construction period of over a year.
The measures to modernize and accelerate line 306 in the Bochum and Herne urban areas have been completed. The former single-track section of the line on Riemker Straße has also been expanded to double-track.
On line 301, the low-floor expansion will continue on Horster Straße with the removal of the single track at the Buer Süd Bahnhof level crossing .
In March 2008, the delivery of 30 new low-floor trams of the Stadler Variobahn type began, which are to replace some of the type M light rail vehicles . The second series of 15 Stadler Variobahn trains was delivered from 2013 to 2015 . A third series of 42 trams with an option for up to 8 additional trams was ordered in August 2015. Delivery began at the end of September 2016. They should be furnished according to a new seating concept and also receive more robust impact protection. They are to completely replace the NF6D railways , which are now susceptible to damage, by 2020.
The plan is to continue expanding line 310 to two tracks throughout the city of Witten.
Light rail
With the U 35, the long planned northern extension from Herne to Recklinghausen is still possible, even if it is not intended for the foreseeable future. At the southern end of the U 35, however, there are plans to extend the route by two stations from Hustadt to Bochum University (formerly Bochum University of Applied Sciences). According to the original light rail concept , the extension to the south over Lake Kemnader to Witten main station was planned instead, but this will not be pursued further because of the complex engineering structures required and because of the route through sparsely populated areas. Despite a corresponding decision by the Main Committee of the City of Bochum on July 23, 2003, construction has not yet started because there are still no binding funding commitments from the State of North Rhine-Westphalia. For this reason, the planned start of construction in 2005 has already been exceeded. In the meantime, the Bochum City Council has decided not to start construction before 2010; This has not yet happened at the beginning of 2016 either.
In August 2007, the delivery of six new Stadler Tango railcars began , so that all trains can run in double traction and to increase the vehicle reserve (and also for the planned expansion to Bochum University). The six vehicles have been in regular service since 2008.
Summary
The plans for a standard-gauge light rail network from the 1970s will most likely no longer be implemented for reasons of cost. From today's perspective, the U 35 line will remain the only standard-gauge line. In contrast, the meter-gauge lines on the surface are being expanded and, as far as possible, should offer level access to the low-floor trams by means of appropriately adapted platforms .
Lines
Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Straßenbahnen AG will operate the following lines in 2019.
Light rail and tram lines
line | Line course | comment | Tact |
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U 11 | Gelsenkirchen-Horst, Buerer Straße - Essen-Altenessen - Essen Hbf - Essen Messe / Gruga | Vehicle use only by the Ruhrbahn . See Essen light rail # U 11 | 10/15/15 |
U 35 | Bochum- Querenburg Hustadt - Ruhr University - Bochum main station - Riemke market - Herne train station - Herne Castle Strünkede | Also runs as a night express
During the lecture period, the 3/3/6 principle is used Monday to Friday (every 6 minutes to Herne, the other trips end in Bochum's urban area). See metro line 35
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Lecture times 3,3,6 / 10/15
Lecture free time 10/10/15 |
107 | Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Feldmark - Essen-Katernberg - Zeche Zollverein - Essen Hbf | Use of vehicles by the Ruhrbahn; Bogestra early trips on Saturday morning. See culture line 107 | 20/30/30 in Gelsenkirchen |
301 | Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Bismarck - Buer - Horst Essener Str. | Every 15 minutes on Sundays and public holidays from March 1st to November 1st | 7.5 / 15/30 |
302 | Gelsenkirchen-Buer Rathaus - Schalke - Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Bochum-Wattenscheid, August-Bebel-Platz - Bochum Hbf - Altenbochum - Laer Mitte - Langendreer | Every second train runs from Laer Mitte to Langendreer (S) | 7.5 (15) / 7.5 (15) / 15 (30) |
305 | Bochum-Höntrop Church - Bochum Hbf - Altenbochum - Laer - Langendreer | strengthens line 310 between Langendreer and Höntrop along the entire route.
This line does not operate on Sundays. |
30/30 / - |
306 | Wanne-Eickel Hbf - Eickel - BO-Hofstede - Hamme - Bochum Hbf (- Vonovia Ruhrstadion) | Also runs as a night express. Two additional trips to the Hordeler Straße stop in the mornings during school hours
During school days and at home games, some extensions to the Vonovia Ruhrstadion stop |
15/15/30 |
308 | Bochum- Gerthe , Schürbankstrasse - Bochum Hbf - Weitmar - Linden - Hattingen Mitte | With line 318 between Bochum main station and Linden Mitte every 7.5 minutes on weekdays | 15/15/30 |
309 | Bochum-Langendreer - Witten Town Hall - Heven-Dorf | Until vrs. August 2020 SEV between Langendreer S and Heven Dorf. Reinforces line 310 between Langendreer and Witten-Heven.
This line does not operate on Sundays. |
30/30 / - |
310 | Bochum-Wattenscheid Höntrop church - Bochum main station - Altenbochum - Laer - Langendreer market - Witten Crengeldanz - town hall - Witten- Heven village | Until vrs. August 2020 SEV between Langendreer S and Heven Dorf | 30/30/30 |
316 | Bochum-Gerthe , Heinrichstraße - Bochum main station - Hamme - Herne-Eickel - Wanne-Eickel main station | strengthens line 306 between Bochum Hbf and Wanne-Eickel and line 308/318 between Bochum Hbf and Heinrichstraße.
The line does not operate on Saturdays and Sundays |
15 / - / - |
318 | (Bochum- Gerthe , Schürbankstraße) - Bochum main station - Weitmar - Linden - Dahlhausen | Also runs as a night express. With line 308 between Bochum main station and Linden Mitte every 7.5 minutes on weekdays In the evenings as well as on Sundays and public holidays all day further to Gerthe |
15/15/30 |
Bus routes
line | Line course | comment | Tact |
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SB33 | August-Bebel-Platz - Wattenscheid Bf - Ruhr University | SchnellBus between the Ruhr University. and Wattenscheid. Only runs during reading times
This self-service line does not run on Saturdays and Sundays |
60 / - / - |
SB36 | Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Horst - Gladbeck - Bottrop- Kirchhellen | Vehicle use shared with Vestische trams | 20/30/60 (Sun / Holidays only from Horst) |
SB37 | Bochum Hbf - Hattingen Mitte - Sprockhövel-Haßlinghausen - Schwelm - Ennepetal bus station | Vehicle use shared with VER .
Monday to Friday every half hour between Hattingen and Haßlinghausen (HVZ between Bochum Hbf and Haßlinghausen), from there once an hour as line 557. Mondays to Saturdays after 8:30 p.m. and all day Sundays and public holidays, all journeys end in Haßlinghausen and continue as route 557. |
60/60/60 |
SB67 | Ruhr University - Witten-Herbede - Sprockhövel-Haßlinghausen - Wuppertal Hbf | Vehicle use by VER. | 60/60 / - |
194 | Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Rotthausen, Achternbergstraße - Essen-Kray - Steele - Rellinghausen - Bredeney - Brazopf | Joint traffic with the Ruhrbahn .
From 9:30 p.m. between Gelsenkirchen main station and eighth mountain street only AST traffic |
In Gelsenkirchen 20/30/30 |
313 | (Bochum-Hofstede, Hannibal shopping center -) Herne - Eickeler Straße - Wanne-Eickel Hbf - Florastraße |
Kirmes-Linie , only runs during the Cranger Kirmes . Serves to reinforce line 306 during the Cranger Kirmes. |
30/30/30 |
320 | Witten-Rüdinghausen, Auf dem Wellerskamp / Witten-Annen, Wendeschleife Am Hang - Annen train station - City Hall - Witten Hbf - Heven Dorf - Bochum-Querenburg, Im Lottental - Ruhr University / Herbede Mitte - Sprockhövel, Niedersprockhövel Church | The line branch to the Kämpen stop will be replaced by line 375 | Different according to the end point between Heven Dorf and Annen S 15/15/30 minute intervals |
336 | Bochum Hbf - Bochum Town Hall - Augusta Hospital - Planetarium - Vierhausstraße - Biggestraße - Rottmannstraße - Ruhr Park Bridge - Alte Werner Straße (Bochum) - Kaubomstraße (Dortmund) - Dortmund-Lütgendortmund | reinforced by line 339 | 30/30/30 |
339 | Bochum, Ruhr University - On Papenburg - Markstrasse - Bruchstrasse - Rechener Park - Alter Eistreff - Bochum Hbf (boulevard) - Bochum Town Hall - Augusta Hospital - Planetarium - Vierhausstrasse - Aggerstrasse - Rottmannstrasse - Alte Werner Strasse - Bochum, Ruhr Park | strengthens line 336
This line does not go through the Biggestraße stop (only line 336) This line does not operate on Saturdays and Sundays. |
30 / - / - |
340 | Gelsenkirchen-Rotthausen, Landschede - Music Theater - Herne Eickel, Bickernstraße - Wanne-Eickel Hbf - Holsterhausen, Drosselweg | During the Cranger Kirmes , electric cars will be used as line 340E between the festival area and Gelsenkirchen main station | 30/30/30 |
342 | Gelsenkirchen, Westfälische Hochschule - Beckhausen, Schaffrathstrasse - Erle, Emscherstrasse - Erle, Marktstrasse - Herne-Crange, Westhafen - Wanne-Eickel Hbf | From Wanne-Eickel main station always further than line 384. During the Cranger Kirmes, line 342E is also used from Erle Forsthaus |
60/60/60 |
344 | BO-Wattenscheid - WAT-Höntrop - Eppendorf - BO-Weitmar - Markstraße - Querenburg, technical college | reinforced by line 346 | 30/30/30 |
345 | Bochum-Dahlhausen - Munscheider Straße - Eppendorf Mitte - Engelsburger Straße - Wattenscheider Straße - Bochumer Verein - Bochum Town Hall - Bochum Hbf (Boulevard) - Oskar-Hoffmann-Straße - Wasserstraße - Altenbochum Church - Laer Mitte (Suntumer Straße) - Rüsingstraße - Werne Mitte / Office - Bochum-Langendreer West - Lessing School - Bochum, Knappschafts Hospital | reinforced by line 355 | 30/60/60 |
346 | BO-Wattenscheid - WAT-Höntrop - Munscheid - BO-Weitmar - Health Campus - Querenburg, University of Applied Sciences | strengthens line 344
This line does not operate on Saturdays and Sundays. |
30 / - / - |
348 | Gelsenkirchen-Bulmke-Hüllen, Konradstraße / Tossehof - Grillo-Gymnasium - Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Rotthausen, On the row - Essen-Katernberg, junction Katernberg | 30/30/30 | |
349 | Bochum Hbf - Wiemelhausen, Wasserstraße - Weitmar, Blankensteiner Straße / Stiepel, Haarstraße | 30/30/30 | |
350 | Bochum Hbf - Stiepel - HAT-Blankenstein - Welper - Hattingen center | former line CE31
New line route in Hattingen-Welper |
15/15/30 |
352 | Bochum, Hofsteder Strasse - Feldsieper Strasse - Hamme Church - Wattenscheider Strasse - Lange Malterse - Eppendorf Mitte - Bochum, Narzissenstrasse | This line does not operate on Sundays | 60/60 / - |
353 | Bochum-Weitmar, Blankensteiner Straße - Bochum Hbf - Town Hall - Grumme, Vierhausstraße - Hiltrop Church - Gerthe Mitte - Gerthe, Kirchharpener Straße / CAS.-Langeloh - Stadtgarten - Castrop-Rauxel, Münsterplatz | No longer runs via Castrop-Merklinde, but only via Langeloh, Merklinde is served by line 364. | 15/30/30 |
354 | Bochum-Weitmar, Sundern - Blankensteiner Straße - Springorum - Bergmannsheil - Knepperstraße - Bochum Hbf - St. Elisabeth-Hospital - Grumme, Vierhausstraße - Riemke Markt - Riemke, Zillertal / - Riemke, Keplerweg Wendeschleife | 30/30/60 (30) | |
355 | Bochum-Dahlhausen - Munscheider Straße - Eppendorf Mitte - Lange Malterse - Bergmannsheil - Bochumer Verein - Bochum Town Hall - Bochum Hbf (Boulevard) –Lohring - Wirmerstraße - Bochum Main Cemetery - Laer Mitte (Suntumer Straße) - Rüsingstraße - Werne Mitte / Amt - Bochum- Langendreer West - Lessing School - Knappschafts Hospital - Baroper Straße - Urbanusstraße - Bochum, Papenholz sports field | strengthens line 345 | 30/60/60 |
356 | Bochum main station - Oskar-Hoffmann-Strasse - Wiemelhausen, Wasserstrasse - Steinkuhl, Alte Markstrasse - Querenburg, Auf der Papenburg - Querenburg, Ruhr University | Only the line branch to the Ruhr University is served. The line branch to the Stiepeler Dorfkirche is completely served by line 370. | 30/30/30 |
357 | Bochum-Dahlhausen, Am Ruhrort - Dahlhausen - Linden - WAT-Munscheid - Oberdahlhausen, Scharpenseelstrasse | 30/30/60 | |
358 | BO-Querenburg - Steinkuhl - Altenbochum - Laer - Harpen, Ruhr Park / UCI | strengthens line 372
This line does not operate on Sundays. |
30/60 / - |
359 | Bochum-Dahlhausen - Linden Mitte - Hattingen-Baak, Rauendahlstrasse - Hattingen Mitte - Holthausen, Holthausen Clinic | 60 (Rauendahlstrasse Clinic Holthausen 30) | |
363 | Bochum-Südfeldmark, Roonstraße - Wattenscheid, August-Bebel-Platz - Höntrop Church - Sevinghausen - Essen-Freisenbruch, Zweibachegge - Essen-Steele |
Saturday afternoon and Sunday this line only runs to the stop Zweibachegge (Essen) | 30/30/60 |
364 | BO-Langendreer, Papenholz sports ground - Langendreer West (S) - Werne Mitte - Harpen, Ruhr Park - Ecksee - Gerthe Mitte - Castrop-Merklinde - Castrop-Rauxel, Münsterplatz | This line was extended to Castrop-Rauxel and the stops - Bethanienstraße, Klüsener Straße and Kirchharpener Straße - are only served by line 353 | 30/30/30 |
365 | Bochum Hbf - Bochum Town Hall - Playhouse - Springorum - Weitmar Mitte - Höntrop Church - Wattenscheid train station - Wattenscheid, August-Bebel-Platz - Wattenscheid, Lohrheidestadion - Wattenscheid, REAL market | New line route between Bochum Hbf and Lange Malterse via Bochum Town Hall and Springorum as well as between Elsa-Brändström-Straße and Talstraße via Weitmar Mitte and Munscheider Straße.
On Sundays, this line only runs to the Freiheitstraße stop |
30/30/60 |
366 | BO-Langendreer, Luchsweg - Langendreer West (S) - Werne, Rüsingstraße - Harpen, Ruhr Park - Heinestraße - Hiltrop, Nordbad - Hiltrop Church - Tipelsberg - Riemke Markt - Riemke train station / - Bergener Straße - Herne, Südpool - Herne Bf | strengthens the HCR line 367
The line branch to Riemke Bahnhof is served every day until around 8 p.m. |
30/30/30 |
368 | Herne, Wanne-Eickel Hbf - Röhlinghausen Markt - Bochum, Hamme Church - Town Hall - Bochum Hbf / Boulevard - Kornharpen - Harpen, Ruhr Park / UCI | only during the Cranger Kirmes Extension from Wanne-Eickel Hbf to Cranger Kirmes, Florastr. | 15/15/30 |
369 | Dortmund Lütgendortmund - BO-Wilhelmshöhe –Bochum-Langendreer (S) Bochum-Langendreer, market –Oesterheide –Siebenplaneten – Dortmund Lütgendortmund | now runs via Bochum-Somborn and Langendreer (S) as a ring line | 30/60/60 |
370 | Bochum, Stiepeler Dorfkirche - Querenburg, Health Campus - Querenburg, Ruhr University - Langendreer, Unterstraße - Langendreer West Werne, Auf den Scheffeln - Werne Mitte - Dortmund Lütgendortmund | Mondays - Saturdays until around 8 p.m. every 30 minutes on the entire route.
Runs in the evenings and Sundays (all day) only between Stiepeler Dorfkirche and Ruhr University every 60 minutes. |
30/30/60 |
372 | Bochum-Querenburg, Ruhr University - Health Campus - Steinkuhl, Markstrasse - O-Werk - Laer Mitte - Werne, Rüsingstrasse - Langendreer West (S) - Langendreer, Am Neggenborn / Unterstrasse - Langendreer, Ümminger See - Werne, Industriestrasse | strengthens line 358
The line runs in Querenburg / Steinkuhl via Gesundheitscampus and Markstraße and in Langendreer via Am Neggenborn and Unterstraße. The O-Werk (Mark 51 ° 7) and Opelring stops are not served on Sundays. |
60/60/60 |
374 | Bochum-Querenburg, Ruhr University - Technology Quarter - Witten, Heven Dorf - Herbede, Zu den Eichen | This line does not operate on Sundays | 60/60 / - |
375 | Bochum-Querenburg, Ruhr University - Heveney harbor - / WIT.-Herbede To the oaks - Heven village - Witten main station - Witten town hall - Annen market - Annen - Annen, Wendeschleife Am Hang / Witten-Wartenberg / Große Borbach | Different according to Linienast Oberkrone - Annen S approx. Every 15/30/30 minutes |
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376 | Hagen-Vorhalle - Herdecke - Kirchende - Westende - On the snow - Witten town hall - Witten Hbf (- BO-Querenburg) | Operation Hagen Vorhalle Bf - Herdecke, Hengsteyseestrasse every 60 minutes.
Section WIT-Hbf - BO-Ruhr-Uni only Monday to Friday mornings, and only in the direction of Ruhr-Uni |
20/30/30 |
378 | BO-Querenburg, Ruhr University –Kaltehardt - Langendreer Amt / Markt - DO-Lütgendortmund - Bövinghausen - Castrop-Merklinde - Castrop-Rauxel, Münsterplatz | Mondays to Fridays (between around 6.30 a.m. and around 8 p.m.) there is a 15-minute interval between Ruhr-Universität and Lütgendortmund (S) | 15/30/30 |
379 | BO-Harpen, Ruhr Park - Werne Amt - Langendreer (S) - Langendreer Markt - Witten Town Hall - Witten Hbf - Bommern - Witten, Bommeraner Heide - Durchholz - Sprockhövel-Haßlinghausen, bus station | Line was extended to Ruhr Park Bochum | 15 (30) / 30/60 |
380 | Gelsenkirchen-Buer Rathaus - GE-Schalke - Schalker Meile - Music Theater - Gelsenkirchen Hbf | Temporary connection to line 389 | 20/30/30 |
381 | Gelsenkirchen-Rotthausen, Landschede - Hbf - Schalke, Ernst-Kuzorra-Platz - Erle, Marktstraße - Resse, Kirschblütenweg / (Buer Rathaus) | Trips to Buer Rathaus only in the evening and every 60 minutes on weekends | 20/30/60 (60) |
382 | Gelsenkirchen-Bismarck, Trinenkamp - Grillo-Gymnasium - Central Station - Feldmark, Katernberger Straße | runs only intermittently between Gelsenkirchen Hbf and Feldmark Katernberger Straße | 10 (30) / 30 (60) / 30 (-) |
383 | Gelsenkirchen-Horst, Buerer Straße - Horst, Nordsternpark - Musiktheater - Hbf - Ückendorf, Ückendorfer Platz - Bochum-Günnigfeld or GE-Bulmke-Hüllen, Neuhüller Str. | In the evenings, Sundays and public holidays only to Neuhüller Straße
10 (20) / 15/30 |
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384 | Gelsenkirchen-Heßler, Terneddenstrasse - Schalke - Bismarck - Herne, Wanne Eickel main station | During the Cranger Kirmes , line 384E is also used between Cranger Kirmes and Trinenkamp (from Wanne-Eickel main station, continue as line 342) |
60/60/60 |
385 | Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Herne, Röhlinghausen market - Eickel church - Bochum-Hofstede, Hannibal shopping center - Riemke market - Riemke, Zillertal / Riemke, Keplerweg Wendeschleife | Extension of the line from the Hannibal shopping center to Bochum-Riemke
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30/30/60 |
386 | Bochum-Westenfeld, Schlaraffiastraße - Wattenscheid train station - Wattenscheid, August-Bebel-Platz - Westenfeld, Auf dem Hagedorn | This line does not operate on Sundays | 60/60 / - |
388 | Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Evangelical clinics - Feldmark - Rotthausen - Ückendorf, Marienhospital GE | 30/30/30 | |
389 | Bochum-Höntrop, Zilleweg - Höntrop S-Bahnhof - Höntrop Church - Wattenscheid , August-Bebel-Platz - Leithe, Gelsenkirchener Straße - Gelsenkirchen Marienhospital - Central Station | partly runs further than line 380 | 30/30/30 |
390 | Bochum-Linden-Mitte - Scharpenseelstraße - Höntrop Church - Wattenscheid, August-Bebel-Platz - Günnigfeld, Ulrichstraße - Herne Röhlinghausen Markt - Eickel, Auf der Wenge - Holsterhausen, Dorstener Straße - Herne Mitte - Herne Bf | Reinforced from Herne Röhlinghausen church to Herne train station by the HCR line 391
The line was extended to Linden Mitte. The section - Scharpenseelstraße to Bochum-Dahlhausen Bahnhof - is served by lines 345 and 355. |
15 (30) / 30/30 |
392 | Gelsenkirchen-Bismarck Consolstraße - ZOOM Erlebniswelt - Erle, Emscherstraße | This connection has been offered since April 20, 2020 due to the VEP . | 30/30/30 |
395 | Herne REAL department store - Holsterhausen, Dorstener Straße - Bochum, Hannibal shopping center - Grumme - BO-Harpen, Ruhrpark / UCI | This line does not operate on Sundays | 60/60 / - |
396 | Gelsenkirchen-Buer Rathaus - Beckhausen, Schaffrathstraße - Horst, Buerer Straße - Horst, Marie-Juchacz-Weg or Horst Lucasstraße | Bars do not quite correspond to those of a 20/30 minute cycle | 20/30/30 |
397 | Gelsenkirchen-Buer Town Hall - Erle Post - Resser Mark, Im Eichkamp | Trips every half hour are carried out as AST | 60 (30) / 60 (30) / 30 |
398 | Gelsenkirchen-Buer Town Hall - Erle Post - Resser Mark, Burgsteinfurter Strasse - Sutum, Schäferstrasse | 60/60 / - | |
399 | Gelsenkirchen, Buer Rathaus - Gelsenkirchen, Westphalian University
(Only during the lecture period) |
Monday-Friday during the lecture period in the morning reinforcement by a trip as line E99 (Gelsenkirchen Hauptbahnhof-Westfälische Hochschule GE without intermediate stop) | 10 (20) / - / - |
( Call collective taxi , register 30 minutes in advance ) | |||
AST16 | (Call collecting taxi) Bochum-Ruhr University - University of Applied Sciences - Kollegstraße - Kalwes (only during the lecture period) | ||
AST26 | (Call collection taxi) Bochum, Blumenau - Bochum, Haarholzer Straße | ||
AST57 | (Call collecting taxi) Bochum-Linden Mitte - Dahlhausen, Eiberger Straße | ||
AST59 | (Call collection taxi) Bochum-Dahlhausen - Linden center - Hattingen center | ||
AST63 | (Call collecting taxi) Bochum-Südfeldmark, Roonstraße - Essen Steele, Zweibachegge | ||
AST94 | (Call collective taxi) Gelsenkirchen main station - Rotthausen, Achternbergstrasse | ||
AST95 | (Call collecting taxi) Herne Holsterhausen, REAL department store - Bochum-Hofstede, Constantin colliery | ||
AST97 | (Call collecting taxi) Gelsenkirchen-Erle Forsthaus - Resser Mark, Neuer Weg | ||
NE1 | Bochum Hbf - Stahlhausen - Wattenscheid - Günnigfeld - Hordel - Hamme - Grumme - Bochum Hbf | 60 | |
NE2 | Bochum Hbf - Grumme - Hiltrop - Gerthe - Kirchharpen - Kornharpen - Grumme - Bochum Hbf | 60 | |
NE3 | Bochum Hbf - Altenbochum - Laer - Werne - Langendreer - Laer - Altenbochum - Bochum Hbf | 60 | |
NE4 | Bochum Hbf - Wiemelhausen - Stiepel - HAT-Welper - Hattingen Mitte - Niedersprockhövel - Haßlinghausen - Schwelm, train station | 60 | |
NE5 | Bochum Hbf - Stahlhausen - WAT-Eppendorf - Dahlhausen | 60 | |
NE6 | Bochum Hbf - Stahlhausen - WAT-Höntrop - Westenfeld - Wattenscheid - Höntrop - Stahlhausen - Bochum Hbf | 60 | |
NE7 | Bochum Hbf - Steinkuhl - Querenburg - Hustadt - Weitmar - Wiemelhausen - Bochum Hbf | 60 | |
NE8 | Bochum Hbf - Wiemelhausen - Weitmar - Hustadt - Querenburg - Steinkuhl - Bochum Hbf | 60 | |
NE10 | Bochum Hbf - BO-Wattenscheid - GE Hbf - GE-Schalke - Buer Rathaus | 60 | |
NE11 | GE Hbf - Schalke - Berger Feld - Erle - Buer Rathaus | 60 | |
NE12 | Buer Rathaus - Resse - Erle - Bismarck - Haverkamp - Bulmke-Hüllen - Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Ückendorf | 60 | |
NE13 | GE Hbf - Ückendorf - BO-Wattenscheid, August-Bebel-Platz - Leithe - E-Kray - GE-Rotthausen - GE Hbf | 60 | |
NE14 | GE-Buer Rathaus - Beckhausen - Horst - Heßler - Gelsenkirchen Hbf - Rotthausen | 60 | |
NE17 | BO Ruhr University - Witten Herbede - Witten Hbf - Bommern - Witten Town Hall - Heven - BO Ruhr University | 60 | |
NE18 | BO-Langendreer - Witten Town Hall - Annen - Stockum - Witten Town Hall - BO-Langendreer | 60 |
Lines of neighboring transport companies
(in the traffic area of the Bogestra)
line | Line course | Tact |
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SB28 ( DB Rhinelandbus ) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Dorsten ZOB (- Schermbeck) | 30/30/60 |
SB29 (DB Rhinelandbus) | GE Hbf - Musiktheater - Bottrop Hbf - Bottrop ZOB Berliner Platz | 60/60 / - |
SB49 ( Vestische ) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Resse - Herten-Mitte - RE Hbf | 30/30/60 |
SB67 ( VER ) | BO-Querenburg Ruhr-Universität - WIT-Herbede - Sprockhövel - Wuppertal Hbf | 60/60 / - |
SB91 (Vestische / STOAG) | GE-Buer Rathaus - GLA Oberhof - BOT ZOB Berliner Platz - Oberhausen Hbf - Bero Center | 20/30/30 |
141 ( Ruhrbahn ) | Hattingen Mitte - HAT-Niederwenigern - E-Byfang - Kupferdreh station (/ - E-Burgaltendorf) | 30/30/60 |
155 (Ruhrbahn) | GE-Rotthausen Achternbergstraße - E-Schonnebeck - Frillendorf - Hbf - Bergerhausen - Kupferdreh station | 20/30/30 |
173 (Ruhrbahn) | E-Katernberger Markt - GE-Feldmark - E-Altenessen Karlsplatz | 30/30/60 |
210 (vestical) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Hassel - Herten - RE-South | 30/30/30 |
211 (vestical) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Hassel - Herten-Westerholt - Herten center | 30/30/30 |
212 (vestical) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Hassel - Herten-Westerholt - Herten center | 30/30 / - |
222 (vestical) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Hassel - Marl-Polsum - Marl Mitte - Wacholderstraße | 30/30/30 |
238 (vestical) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Herten-Westerholt - Herten-Langenbochum - RE Hbf | 30/30/30 |
243 (vestical) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Scholven - Hassel - Herten center | 30/30/30 |
244 (vestical) | GE-Resse Cäcilienhof - Buer Rathaus - Hassel Friedhof | 30/30/30 |
247 (vestical) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Scholven Mentzelstraße | 30/30/60 |
TB248 (Vestische) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Hassel Eppmannsweg | 60/60 / - |
249 (vestical) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Resse - Herten Mitte - RE Hbf | 30/30/30 |
255 (vestical) | GE-Buer Rathaus - Scholven - GLA Oberhof | 20/30/60 |
321 ( HCR ) | BO Schwerinstraße - BO Gerthe Mitte - HER-Siedlung Constantin - Sodingen - Horsthausen - Herne Bf (-Herne Mitte) | 60 (30) / 60 (30) / 60 |
323 (HCR) | BO-Hiltrop Church - HER-Mitte - Crange - Bickern Knappenstrasse | 20/30/30 |
367 (HCR) | BO-Hiltroper Straße / BO-Hiltrop Church - BO-Bergen - HER-Sodingen - Herne center - Herne Bf | 60/60/60 |
statistics
2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | |
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Total passengers (in millions) | 127.1 | 137.0 | 134.9 | 137.4 | 139.1 | 138.9 | 141.4 | 142.4 | 143.4 | 144.6 | 144.9 | 145.5 | 144.7 | 144.8 | 146.3 | 145.1 | 142.6 |
Distance kilometers (in million km) | 25.45 | 25.36 | ≈25.4 | 25.39 | 25.53 | 25.34 | 25.78 | 25.57 | 25.33 | 25.29 | 25.08 | 25.28 | 25.16 | 25.32 | 25.19 | 25.08 | 25.31 |
Annual turnover (in € million) | 153.88 | 157.87 | ≈154.2 | 152.39 | 155.96 | 161.29 | 171.35 | 168.82 | 169.73 | 172.03 | 179.36 | 186.35 | 185.90 | 191.22 | 195.48 | 208.22 | 201.17 |
Number of employees | 2148 | 2111 | 2194 | 2181 | 2202 | 2184 | 2236 | 2223 | 2262 | 2244 | 2247 | 2279 | 2265 | 2273 | 2206 | 2239 | 2320 |
The figures are taken from press releases and the official annual reports.
Fields marked in color indicate a decrease (red) or increase (green) of the respective values compared to the previous year.
See also
literature
- Hellmut Hartmann, Tramways in the Ruhr Area - The Network That Connects 20 Cities , Düsseldorf 1975, pp. 16–31, ISBN 3-87094-312-2 .
- Dieter Höltge: Trams and light rail vehicles in Germany, Volume 4 Ruhrgebiet EK-Verlag, Freiburg i.Br. 1994, ISBN 3-88255-334-0 .
- Heinrich Schoppmeyer : Witten. History of the village, town and suburbs . tape 1 . VOHM , Witten 2012, ISBN 978-3-00-040266-1 , p. 508-509 .
- Andreas Halwer: The history of line 310 (= Verkehrshistorische Arbeitsgemeinschaft BOGESTRA [Hrsg.]: Time travel through BOGESTRA-Land . The history of line 310, no. 1 ). DGEG Medien , 2016, ISBN 978-3-946594-03-1 .
Web links
- Official website
- Nationwide mobility portal
- Omnibus history of the Bogestra
- Disused railway lines in the Rhine-Ruhr-Wupper area (currently offline)
- Decommissioning dates Bogestra
- Description of this sight on the route of industrial culture
- Early documents and newspaper articles on Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Straßenbahnen AG in the 20th century press kit of the ZBW - Leibniz Information Center for Economics .
- Transport history working group with information on the Bogie party train
- private page, extensive information
- "wirbrenkenichhin.de" website with timetable from December 2019
Individual evidence
- ↑ https://www.bogestra.de/umwelt-%26-technik/unsere-fahrzeuge.html
- ↑ Press release , VER signs cooperation agreement
- ↑ Route industrial culture : BOGESTRA headquarters - route-industriekultur.de. In: route-industriekultur.ruhr. September 11, 2017, accessed October 13, 2018 .
- ↑ Jürgen Boebers-Süßmann: Trouble with incorrect ticket check on the bus. In: DerWesten . September 17, 2010, archived from the original on September 19, 2010 ; accessed on March 23, 2020 .
- ↑ 1st construction phase Langendreer. (PDF) Retrieved October 21, 2014 .
- ↑ Better air every 5 minutes. Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Straßenbahnen AG, April 4, 2018, accessed on March 23, 2020 .
- ↑ Every 5 minutes via a channel. City of Gelsenkirchen, February 1, 2018, accessed on March 23, 2020 .
- ↑ Steffen Gaux: Gelsenkirchen and the future of the five-minute clock. In: Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung . July 13, 2018, accessed March 23, 2020 .
- ↑ http://stadt.gelsenkirchen.de/de/Rathaus/Mitteilungen/PresseInfo/default.asp (link not available)
- ↑ First new Variobahn for the Bogestra has arrived. In: Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung . October 5, 2016, accessed March 23, 2020 .
- ↑ Bogestra buys 42 new Variobahns. In: Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung . August 27, 2015, accessed March 23, 2020 .
- ↑ Bogestra: First Tango type light rail delivered to Bogestra ( Memento from May 11, 2008 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ a b c Flyer for NE in Bochum. (PDF) Retrieved October 29, 2015 .
- ↑ a b From April 1, 2020 / Lines 309 and 310: Replacement bus service extended to Heven. Retrieved April 7, 2020 .
Coordinates: 51 ° 28 ′ 27.1 ″ N , 7 ° 13 ′ 30.1 ″ E