Rügener Passengerahverkehrs GmbH
| Rügener Passengerahverkehrs GmbH | |
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| Basic information | |
| Company headquarters | Mountains on Rügen |
| Web presence | www.rpnv.de |
| Reference year | 2014 |
| owner | 100% district of Vorpommern-Rügen |
| Managing directors | Jutta Vollert / Hubertus Wegener |
| Transport network | Western Pomerania - Rügen |
| Employee | 100 |
| Lines | |
| bus | 27 |
| number of vehicles | |
| Omnibuses | 56 |
| statistics | |
| Mileage | 3.5 million km per year |
| Stops | 373 |
| Catchment area | 950 km² |
| Residents in the catchment area |
0.07 million |
| Operating facilities | |
| Depots | Bergen, Sassnitz, Baabe, Samtens |
The Rügener Personennahverkehrs GmbH ( RPNV ) was the largest transport company on the island of Rügen . The RPNV served the entire island of Rügen and the Hanseatic city of Stralsund with over 25 lines as well as an island bus line for the neighboring island of Hiddensee . After the district reform of 2011 , it became part of the Vorpommern-Rügen Transport Company (VVR).
history
The company was founded in 1992 as a GmbH by the district of Rügen and emerged from the " VEB Kraftverkehr Rügen" founded around 1953 . In the past, in addition to regular passenger traffic, goods were also transported. The company was founded with four buses, tractors, trucks and taxis; later a part belonged to the Stralsund company "Kraftverkehr Ostseetrans Stralsund". Today, RPNV is the largest transport company on the island of Rügen with around 100 employees. In December 2013, the district of Vorpommern-Rügen decided on the new local transport plan for the district. From some changes in the timetable to the minimum offer, this also includes the merger of the RPNV with the Stralsund local transport, KVG and the Verkehrsgemeinschaft Nordvorpommern to form the Verkehrsgesellschaft Vorpommern-Rügen mbH (VVR).
Lines
| number | from ↔ to | over |
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| 10 | Wiek ↔ Dranske | Altenkirchen, Breege |
| 11 | Altenkirchen ↔ Putgarten | (Change in Arkonabahn possible) |
| 12 | Dranske, Bug ↔ Bergen | Altenkirchen, Sagard, Lietzow, Ralswiek |
| 13 | Sassnitz ↔ Dranske | Sagard, Wiek, Altenkirchen |
| 14th | Sassnitz ↔ Glowe | Sagard, Lohme, Königsstuhl |
| 18th | Sassnitz (Wedding) ↔ Sassnitz (RügenerRing) | Bus station, Sassnitz (New Cemetery) |
| 18th | Sassnitz (bus station) ↔ Sassnitz (Mukran ferry port) | Sassnitz (New Cemetery) |
| 19th | Hagen (car park) ↔ Königstuhl | Shuttle bus |
| 20th | Königstuhl ↔ Klein Zicker | Sassnitz, Binz, Serams (Wendeplatz), Göhren |
| BUS came | Göhren local bus | Göhren -> Lobbe -> Göhren |
| 24 | Bergen ↔ Klein Zicker | Zirkow, Serams (Wendeplatz), Göhren |
| 25th | Sellin (pier) ↔ New Reddevitz | Local bus |
| 28 | Bergen ↔ Binz | Karow, Lubkow |
| 29 | Bergen ↔ Stedar | Buschvitz |
| 30th | Bergen / Serams (Wpl) ↔ Stralsund | Putbus, Garz, Stralsund |
| 31 | Bergen ↔ Lauterbach (harbor) | Tilzow, Kettelshagen |
| 32 | Bergen (bus station) ↔ Bergen (bus station) | City line |
| 33 | Bergen ↔ Zicker | Sehlen, Garz |
| 34 | Garz ↔ Samtens | Mountain glass |
| 35 | Bergen ↔ Schaprode / Wittower ferry | You went, Trent |
| 37 | Bergen ↔ Vieregge | Rappin |
| 38 | Bergen ↔ Waase (Ummanz) | Rappin, you went |
| 39 | Bergen ↔ Ralswiek place | Störtebekerbus (only during the season) |
| 40 | Bergen ↔ Gingst | Velvet |
| 41 | Bergen / Gingst ↔ Stralsund | Velvet |
| 42 | Serams Wpl ↔ Rambin | Zirkow, Putbus, Garz |
| 59 | Greaves ↔ Neuendorf | Kloster, Vitte (all locations: Hiddensee) |
In the main season the RPNV offered a bus connection (only once a day) from the Baltic resort of Göhren to Putgarten via Sassnitz, Sagard and Altenkirchen. This started in the morning in Göhren and ends there in the evening.
Vehicle fleet
The RPNV had 56 buses in its fleet. Vehicles from the manufacturers Neoplan and Solaris made up a large proportion of this , and there were also buses from Mercedes-Benz , MAN , Volvo and Fiat .