Nuup Bussii
| Nuup Bussii A / S
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| legal form | Corporation |
| founding | September 26, 1980 |
| Seat | Nuuk , Greenland |
| management | Michael Driefer |
| Number of employees | 31 |
| Branch | Transport company |
| Website | www.bus.gl |
The Nuup Bussii A / S is a bus company based in the Greenland capital Nuuk . The company operates local public transport within the city. In 2011 the company had 31 employees and operated a fleet of 15 buses. The vehicle fleet consists of buses from the manufacturers Leyland ( Leyland DAB ), Volvo ( Volvo B12M ) and MAN ( MAN Lion's City ), each with its characteristic yellow paintwork. In addition to regular local public transport, the company operates school and ski buses.
history
Before the Nuuk City Council provided local public transport, private providers offered transportation services within the city. The unreliability of these providers prompted the city administration at the time to regulate local transport. For this reason, Nuup Bussii A / S was founded on September 26, 1980. The company started with five buses and seven employees. These numbers soon increased due to the constant expansion of Nuuk. In 1999 the company already had 19 employees. At the beginning of the company, the bus fleet consisted of Mercedes buses, later Nuup Bussi A / S bought vehicles from the Danish manufacturer Dansk Automobil Byggeri (DAB). In 2000, the first Volvo vehicles were purchased, which today make up a large part of the vehicle fleet.
Since the administrative reform in 2009 , the company has been providing transport services in the newly established large municipality of Sermersooq , connecting the city center of Nuuk with the outlying districts of Quassussuup Tungaa , Nuussuaq and Qinngorput . In 2011 two million passengers were carried.
Lines
The line network currently consists of 7 lines, 3 of which are express lines that only run during rush hour. The buses connect important destinations, for example the city center, the airport and the university, but also the suburbs Nuussuaq , Quassussuup Tungaa and Qinngorput with the center of Nuuk. All routes run on a circular course , which means that there are no real start and end stops and can therefore be boarded at any time. Below are the lines that are currently (as of November 2017) en route:
| route | course | Tact |
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| 1 | Akunnerit → Eqalugalinnguit → Naluttarfik Malik → Tikiusaaq → Unaaq → Igimaq → Suloraq → Atuarfik Hans Lyngip → Asiarpak → Qattaaq → Paarnat → Eqalugalinnguit Tasiat → 400-rtalik → Røde etagehuse → Tuujikars → Røde etagehuse Center → Tuujik → Kommun | Mon-Sun: 20 min |
| X1 | Akunnerit → Eqalugalinnguit → Naluttarfik Malik → Tikiusaaq → Unaaq → Igimaq → Suloraq → Atuarfik Hans Lyngip → Asiarpak → Qattaaq → Paarnat → Eqalugalinnguit Tasiat → 400-rtalik → Røde etagehuse → Tuujikars → Røde etagehuse Center → Tuujik → Kommun | Mon-Fri: 20 min (only peak hours) |
| 2 | Sarfaannguit → Akunnerite → Qajaasat → Eqalugalinnguit → Atertaq → Ilimmarfik → Manguaraq → Nunngarut → Narsarviaq → Illorput → Nigerleq → Sangoriaq → Nuniaffik → Qajaasat → Paarnat → Eqalugalinngapuit Tasiatee → HJassmqusqusee. → Kuussuaq → Nuup Qeqqa → Katersortarfik → NI → Qatserisut → Sarfannguit | Mon-Sun: 20 min |
| X2 | Sarfannguit → Akunnerite → Eqalugalinnguit → Nunngarut → Narsarviaq → Illorput → Nigerleq → Sangoriaq → Nuniaffik → Paarnat → Eqalugalinnguit Tasiat → HJ Rinksvej → Rassmuuseeqqap Aqq. → Kuussuaq → Nuup Qeqqa → Katersortarfik → NI → Qatserisut → Sarfannguit | Mon-Fri: 15 min (only peak hours) |
| 3 | HJ Rinksvej → Rassmuuseeqqap Aqq. → Kuussuaq → Nuup Qeqqa → Katersortarfik → NI → Qatserisut → Sarfannguit → Akunnerite → Qernertunnguanut → Eqalugalinnguit → Nunngarut → Narsarviaq → Illorput → Nigerleq → Sangoriaq → Nuniaffik → Atertaq → Ilimmavularfik → Grappukenniakland → Air Nuimmularfik → Grappukenniakland. → Asiarpak → Qattaaq → Paarnat → Qernertunnguanut → Eqalugalinnguit Tasiat → HJ Rinksvej | Mon-Sat: 60 min (not morning peak hours) |
| X3 | Røde etagehuse → Tuujuk → Kommuneqarfik → Nuuk Center → Narsarsuaq → Akunnerit → Eqalugalinnguit → Nunngarut → Illorput → Nigerleq → Sangoriaq → Nuniaffik → Atertaq → Ilimmarfik → Nukappiakuluk → Nuuk Lufthavn → Air Greenland Adm. → Tikiusaaq → Unaaq → Igimaq → Suloraq → Atuarfik Hans Lyngip → Asiarpak → Qattaaq → Paarnat → Qernertunnguanut → Eqalugalinnguit Tasiat → Røde etagehuse | Mon-Fri: 30 min (morning peak hours only) |
| 4th | Sipisaq Kujalleq → Røde etagehuse → Tuujuk → Arsifik → Narsarsuaq → Akunnerite → Eqalugalinnguit → Atertaq → Ilimmarfik → Manguaraq → Paarnat → Qernertunnguanut → Eqalugalinng Tasiat → HJ Rinksquitq → Rassmuusee. → Kuussuaq → Nuup Qeqqa → Katersortarfik → Jens Kreutzmannip Aqq. → Sanamut Aqq. → Svend Jungep Aqq. → Sipisaq Kujalleq | Mon-Fri: 40 min (only peak hours) |
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Facta om Nuup Bussii. myldretid.dk, December 28, 2000, accessed September 1, 2012 (Danish).
- ↑ a b Facta om Nuup Bussii. (No longer available online.) Nuup Bussii, Official Site, archived from the original on May 4, 2016 ; Retrieved September 1, 2012 (Danish). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Vehicle data. (PDF; 34 kB) (No longer available online.) René Hansen, Nuup Bussii, November 17, 2011, archived from the original on December 5, 2013 ; accessed on September 1, 2012 (English). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Køreplaner. (No longer available online.) Nuup Bussii, Official Site, archived from the original on December 5, 2013 ; Retrieved September 1, 2012 (Danish). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Nuup Bussii udvider bestyrelsen. Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq, Official Website, 23 June 2010, accessed 23 February 2018 (Danish).
- ↑ Køreplan. (PDF; 1.0 MB) (No longer available online.) Nuup Bussii, Official Website, August 20, 2012, archived from the original on March 4, 2016 ; Retrieved September 1, 2012 (Danish). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
Web links
- Official website of the company
- Network map of the city of Nuuk (as of October 30, 2017; PDF; 200 kB)