Central German transport association

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Central German Transport Association (MDV)

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legal form GmbH
founding 1998
Seat Halle (Saale)
management Steffen Lehmann
Branch Public transport
Website mdv.de

The central German transport association ( MDV ) is a transport association of public transport ( PT ) in the Leipzig-Halle . The company is based in Halle (Saale) , but the office is in Leipzig .

The Mitteldeutsche Verkehrsverbund is a so-called mixed network. The shareholders are the public transport authorities (e.g. the rural districts ) to 51% and the transport companies to 49%. The aim of the MDV is to make it easier for everyone in Central Germany to travel by local trains, S-Bahn, trams and buses . The MDV already offers a standardized ticket system and is working on a coordinated timetable.

history

The association was introduced with a uniform tariff system on August 1, 2001 in four districts and the two independent cities and has since been expanded several times: On August 1, 2004, among other things, the last unconnected Saxon districts were added and on August 1, 2005 with Altenburg Area of ​​the former GDR district of Leipzig , which is still strongly oriented towards Leipzig, completed in the MDV. Negotiations were also started shortly after the introduction of the Bitterfeld district , but these have not yet been successful. In contrast to the first accession, the state of Saxony-Anhalt now no longer wants to reimburse through tariff losses .

Statistical data

Year of expansion		 Districts +
urban districts 		Size
in km² 		Population
in millions 		under-
take 		Tariff
zones
2001 4 + 2 3500 1.3 12 24
2004 9 + 2 7400 1.8 28 57
2005 10 + 2 7970 1.9 28 61

Transport authority

The MDV includes (year of membership in brackets):

MDV expansion
in Saxony the former administrative district of Leipzig
in Saxony-Anhalt parts of the former administrative district of Halle
in Thuringia the area formerly belonging to the Leipzig district

From 2004 the former district of Döbeln was also part of the Central German Transport Association. As a result of the Saxon district reform of 2008 , however, this became part of the Central Saxony district . Since August 2011, the entire central Saxony district, including the former Döbeln district, has been part of the central Saxony transport association . There are still tariff transitional regulations only for journeys between the former Döbeln district and the Central German Transport Association.

In February 2018 it was announced that the network area would be expanded to include the districts of Anhalt-Bitterfeld and Wittenberg and the city of Dessau-Roßlau . In December 2019, train traffic in this area was first integrated into the MDV, and full integration with bus and tram traffic is the goal. Also in December 2019, the Könnern train station in the Salzland district became part of the network.

Customer timetables

The following timetable booklets are published in the MDV:

  • For the city of Halle (Saale) there are only individual route leaflets, where the timetable booklet was last published for the timetable change on March 11, 2013. Since the timetable change on November 29, 2013, there has been no timetable booklet the decreased demand.
  • Northern Saxony district, Torgau-Oschatz region
  • Northern Saxony district, Delitzsch region
  • Since the timetable change on December 14, 2014, there are also only individual route folders for city traffic in Leipzig and the surrounding area. The timetable booklet was published there for the last time when the timetable changed on December 15, 2013. The reasons given by LVB were also economic efficiency, the ever-decreasing demand and the topicality.
  • Altenburger Land and Borna region
  • District of Leipzig
  • Burgenland district
  • District of Saalekreis

PlusBus

At the start of the S-Bahn Mitteldeutschland on December 15, 2013, selected bus lines in the MDV area in Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt were upgraded to PlusBus lines. Planned as an integrated network of the MDV , the communities that are off the S-Bahn routes should also benefit from the new offer. The bus routes run every day, regardless of school days, holidays and weekends, at an easily noticeable rhythm. On school days and holidays, a continuous hourly service is offered from morning to evening, on Saturdays there is a two-hour service, on Sundays and public holidays there is approximately two-hour service, but at least four journeys in each direction.

As of December 15, 2019

line Endpoints course Traffic Company
65 Markkleeberg ↔ Markranstädt Großzschocher - Schönau - Miltitz Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe
91/190 Delitzsch ↔ True Wiedemar - Glesien - Radefeld - GVZ Leipzig Auto Webel
100 Markkleeberg ↔ Groitzsch Gaschwitz - Großdeuben - Zwenkau - Kobschütz Regional bus Leipzig
101 Zwenkau ↔ Borna Böhlen - Rötha - Kahnsdorf - Lobstädt Regional bus Leipzig
107 Zwenkau ↔ Connewitz Großdeuben - Gaschwitz - Großstädteln - Markkleeberg Regional bus Leipzig
131 Merseburg ↔ Leipzig Wallendorf - Günthersdorf - Rückmarsdorf Local passenger transport company Merseburg-Querfurt
Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe
144 Zwenkau ↔ Kitzscher Böhlen - Rötha - Espenhain - Thierbach Regional bus Leipzig
196 Leipzig ↔ Bad Düben Hohenossig - Krostitz - Krensitz - Wellaune Vetter Verkehrsbetriebe
207 Delitzsch ↔ Schkeuditz Zschortau - Wolteritz - Radefeld - Leipzig / Halle Airport Auto Webel
210 Delitzsch ↔ Bad Düben Spröda - Reibitz - Tiefensee - Schnaditz Omnibus traffic Leupold
232 Eilenburg ↔ Bad Düben Mörtitz - Gruna - Laussig - Pristäblich Vetter Verkehrsbetriebe
258 Borna ↔ Lucka Deutzen - Regis-Breitingen THÜSAC local passenger transport company
276 Borna ↔ Espenhain Kesselshain - Eula - Kitzscher - Mölbis THÜSAC local passenger transport company
320 Bad Lauchstädt ↔ Halle Delitz - Holleben - Angersdorf Omnibus operation Saalekreis
350 Altenburg ↔ Schmölln Burkersdorf - Großstöbnitz THÜSAC local passenger transport company
416 Altenburg ↔ Lucka Rositz - Zechau - Meuselwitz - Breitenhain THÜSAC local passenger transport company
610 Grimma ↔ Bad Lausick Kleinbardau - Etzoldshain Regional bus Leipzig
611 Laucha ↔ Wiehe / Lossa Golzen - Bad Bibra - Saubach - Wohlmirstedt Passenger transport company Burgenlandkreis
619 Grimma ↔ Colditz Großbothen - Schönbach Regional bus Leipzig
630 Grimma ↔ Wermsdorf Döben - Bröhsen - Ragewitz - Mutzschen Regional bus Leipzig
640 Klinga ↔ Brandis Naunhof - Erdmannshain - Albrechtshain - Beucha Regional bus Leipzig
641 Grimma ↔ Kitzscher Seelingstädt - Ammelshain - Naunhof - Belgershain Regional bus Leipzig
644 Grimma ↔ Brandis Beiersdorf - Klinga - Ammelshain - Polenz Regional bus Leipzig
689 Brandis ↔ Gerichshain Beucha - Waldsteinberg Regional bus Leipzig
690 Grimma ↔ Leipzig Pomßen - Köhra - Großpösna - Meusdorf Regional bus Leipzig
693 Grimma ↔ Wurzen Trebsen - Pausitz - Bennewitz Regional bus Leipzig
694 Grimma ↔ Wurzen Nerchau - Neichen - Burkartshain Regional bus Leipzig
700 Eisleben ↔ Roßleben Rothenschirmbach - Querfurt - Vitzenburg - Nebra Public transport company Burgenlandkreis
Local public transport company Merseburg-Querfurt
Verkehrsgesellschaft Südharz
724 Merseburg ↔ Schkeuditz Schkopau - Ammendorf - Pritzschöna - Wehlitz Merseburg-Querfurt local public transport company
728 Merseburg ↔ Querfurt Milzau - Bad Lauchstädt - Schafstädt Merseburg-Querfurt local public transport company
759 Torgau ↔ Greudnitz Drebligar - Dommitzsch - Proschwitz Omnibus transport company Heideland
781 Torgau ↔ Oschatz Beckwitz - Sitzenroda - Schmannewitz - Dahlen Omnibus transport company Heideland
800 Weißenfels ↔ Hohenmölsen Zorbau - Granschütz - Webau - Wählitz Passenger transport company Burgenlandkreis
801 Oschatz ↔ Wermsdorf Air base - Lampersdorf - Collm - Mahlis Omnibus transport company Heideland
820 Zeitz ↔ Naumburg Osterfeld - bumps Passenger transport company Burgenlandkreis
844 Zeitz ↔ Meuselwitz Tröglitz - Rehmsdorf Passenger transport company Burgenlandkreis
850 Zeitz ↔ Hohenmölsen Draschwitz - Reuden - Profen - Mondsee lido Passenger transport company Burgenlandkreis

Traffic Company

Railway companies

Tram and bus

bus

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ MDV team. Retrieved March 30, 2016 .
  2. ↑ MDV imprint. Retrieved June 24, 2012 .
  3. ↑ Leipziger Volkszeitung (LVZ) from July 15, 2003 Note: The number of districts refers to the division before the district reforms in Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony .
  4. ↑ Conditions of carriage and tariff regulations. Retrieved March 30, 2016 .
  5. ↑ MDV network expansion in December 2019. Accessed on February 21, 2018 .
  6. ↑ HAVAG timetable change: fewer lines, no more timetable booklet. Retrieved January 11, 2015 .
  7. ↑ Asked about the LVB: Why are there no longer any printed timetable books? Archived from the original on December 18, 2014 ; accessed on January 11, 2015 .
  8. ^ Central German Transport Association (MDV) - leisure time. Archived from the original on January 16, 2014 ; accessed on January 11, 2015 .
  9. ↑ A new chapter in local transport ( Memento from December 20, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
  10. ↑ Final report on the planning phase for the regional bus network
  11. ↑ S-Bahn and PlusBus network

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