Regional traffic Dresden

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Regionalverkehr Dresden GmbH
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Basic information
Company headquarters Dresden
Web presence www.rvd.de
Reference year December 31, 2015
owner Oberelbische Verkehrsgesellschaft Pirna-Sebnitz 51%
District Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains 49%
resolution January 1, 2019 (de jure)

Mid-2019 (de facto)

Managing directors Uwe Thiele
Transport network Verkehrsverbund Oberelbe
Employee 299 bus drivers, 3 trainees
sales € 23.7 milliondep1
Lines
bus 44
number of vehicles
Omnibuses 133
statistics
Passengers 11.9 million
Mileage 8.7 million kilometers
Stops 1723
Operating facilities
Depots Altenberg , Dippoldiswalde , Dresden , Freital
Logo until December 2016
RVD buses in the Ammonstraße depot at Dresden Central Station
RVD buses at Dresden Central Station

The regional transport Dresden GmbH (RVD) was a transport company in the Dresden area . The RVD GmbH bus routes are integrated into the Upper Elbe transport association . The traffic area included the area of ​​the former Weißeritzkreis in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district and parts of the state capital Dresden .

The company in the legal form of a GmbH was 51% owned by the Oberelbische Verkehrsgesellschaft Pirna-Sebnitz (OVPS) and 49% owned by the district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains . Since January 1, 2019, RVD and OVPS merged, with OVPS as the receiving company and RVD as the transferring company. In the merger agreement, it was determined that OVPS would in future operate under the name Regionalverkehr Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge GmbH (RVSOE).

history

General

The company was founded on December 6, 1991 as the successor to the passenger transport division of VEB Kraftverkehr Dresden . When it was founded, RVD GmbH had 168 buses, including 40 articulated buses . The Weißeritzkreis as the former sole owner of the transport company sold 51% of Regionalverkehr Dresden GmbH to DB Regio AG.

RVD vehicles are usually silver with a red and blue stripe at the bottom. But now there are also completely red or completely white colored ones.

Line network development

Between August and December 2008 the lines 208 (Pirna - Dippoldiswalde ) and 211 (Pirna - Freital ) operated together with the OVPS. However, the number of passengers remained well below expectations, so that the last trips were made on December 23, 2008. In June 2013, Regionalverkehr Dresden GmbH opened a new depot in Altenberg .

On February 16, 2014, RVD GmbH and DVB AG introduced the new Freital route network. As of January 1, 2018, a total of 19 lines were transferred to other transport companies. Since then, five lines have been operated by the Meißen transport company and 14 lines by Regionalbus Oberlausitz. For regional traffic in Dresden, it was ensured that a direct allocation could be obtained in its own service area.

merger

The district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains endeavored from the district reform to take over the company completely and to standardize the regional bus transport in the district, which is currently also operated in the old district of Saxon Switzerland by the Upper Elbian transport company Pirna-Sebnitz , in order to also standardize an otherwise in to circumvent the necessary tendering of regional traffic. The project failed for a long time because of the Deutsche Bahn, which did not want to sell its shares. In the summer of 2016 it became known that Deutsche Bahn had agreed to negotiate after a while. The takeover has now been decided by the district council, and the contract was finally sealed at the end of September. The contract became legally valid on January 1st, 2017, since then the shares and thus also the company belong to OVPS.

The railway logo has disappeared from the RVD GmbH logo since the change of ownership, the route network will initially be retained. However, it is planned to focus on the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district and leave the lines in the other areas to the respective districts.

Both companies, which together have 232 buses and employ 565 people (as of 2018), remained in parallel for the time being. This was followed by the merger with OVPS, namely through the merger of the former Oberelbische Verkehrsgesellschaft Pirna-Sebnitz (OVPS) (receiving company) and Regionalverkehr Dresden (RVD) (transferring company) with effect from January 1, 2019 under the renaming of OVPS to RVSOE. The company expired on January 1st, 2019.

Line network

In total, RVD GmbH offered 40 bus routes in public transport (as of 2018). The long-distance bus routes operated until 2016 were offered together with various companies within the BLB network . The public transport network covered 2006 km.

The RVD line with the highest number of passengers was the Freital city bus line A.

City traffic Freital

line connection
A. Dresden-Löbtau - Potschappel - Deuben - Coßmannsdorf - Somsdorf / Pfaffengrund
B. (becomes / comes as line 66) - Dresden-Coschütz - Burgk - Deuben
C. Pesterwitz / Saalhausen - Zauckerode - Potschappel - Deuben - Hainsberg
D. Oberhermsdorf - Kleinopitz - Weißig - Deuben - Potschappel - Birkigt - Kleinnaundorf - Bannewitz
E. Wilsdruff  - Braunsdorf  - Wurgwitz  - Zauckerode - Deuben - Raschelberg
F. Dresden-Gompitz - Kesselsdorf - Wurgwitz - Zauckerode - Deuben - Niederhäslich - Possendorf - Kreischa  - Dresden-Prohlis - Dresden-Dobritz

Regional traffic

Line 398 ran in international traffic from Dresden to Teplice . Considerable efforts have been made to maintain the offers, also in view of the demographic change, and not to depend on even the smallest settlements on public transport. Lines 333, 348 and 388 have been running as plus buses since June 10, 2018, the lines concerned were marked with a plus. Line 360 ​​has also operated as a PlusBus since December 9, 2018.

Line overview of the regional bus transport:

line connection
+ 333 Dresden-Zentrum - Dresden Hbf - Kesseldorf - Wilsdruff - Mohorn - Hetzdorf
336 Wilsdruff - Limbach - Helbigsdorf - Herzogswalde
337 Dresden-Gompitz - Kesselsdorf - Oberhermsdorf - Weißig / Wurgwitz - Zauckerode - Saalhausen
343 Tharandt - Noble Crown - Dorfhain - Klingenberg
344 Freital-Deuben - Tharandt - Grumbach - Wilsdruff
345 (Freital-Deuben -) Tharandt - health resort Hartha - Fördergersdorf
347 Possendorf - Rabenau - Oelsa - Karsdorf
+ 348 (Freital-Deuben-) Weißeritzpark - Rabenau - Oelsa - Karsdorf - Dippoldiswalde
351 Local traffic Bannewitz: Wendeplatz - Cunnersdorf - Boderitz - Nöthnitz - Rippien - Goppeln - Gaustritz
352 Dresden Center - Dresden Hbf - Boderitz - Bannewitz - Possendorf
353 (Dresden-Kleinzschachwitz -) Dresden-Prohlis - Bannewitz - Possendorf 
+ 360 Dresden-Zentrum - Dresden Hbf - Bannewitz - Possendorf - Dippoldiswalde - Schmiedeberg - Kipsdorf health resort - Altenberg health resort - Zinnwald 
361 City traffic Dippoldiswalde: DW-Nord, Am Gymnasium - Markt - Busbahnhof - Süd - Ulberndorf
362 Dippoldiswalde Nord - bus station - Reichstädt Wendeplatz
363 Tharandt - Kurort Hartha - Grillenburg - Klingenberg
365 Schmiedeberg - Hennersdorf - Hartmannsdorf - Frauenstein - Hermsdorf - Seyde
366 Early: Dresden-Zentrum - Dresden Hbf - Gittersee - Kleinnaundorf - Bannewitz - Hänichen - Possendorf

Afternoon: Possendorf - Hänichen - Bannewitz - Kleinnaundorf - Gittersee - Dresden main station - Dresden center

367 Kipsdorf health resort - Schellerhau - Altenberg health resort - Zinnwald - Geising
368 Glashütte - Bärenstein - Lauenstein - Liebenau - Fürstenau - Geising - Altenberg health resort
369 Dippoldiswalde - Kipsdorf health resort - Oberbärenburg - Falkenhain - Glashütte
370 Dippoldiswalde - Schmiedeberg - Falkenhain - Oberbärenburg - Altenberg health resort
372 Heidenau - Dohna - glassworks
373 Altenberg health resort - Rehefeld - Hermsdorf
374 Ski and hiking bus: Zinnwald - Altenberg health resort - Oberbärenburg - Kipsdorf - Schellerhau
375 Beerwalde / Paulsdorf - Ruppendorf - Klingenberg - Höckendorf - Borlas
376 Dippoldiswalde - Seifersdorf - Borlas - Rabenau - Freital-Deuben
378 Schmiedeberg - Hennersdorf - Schönfeld - Hermsdorf
379 Ruppendorf - Klingenberg - Pretzschendorf - Hartmannsdorf - Frauenstein
380 Dippoldiswalde - Reichstädt - Ruppendorf - Beerwalde - Pretzschendorf
382 Dippoldiswalde - Reichstädt - Ruppendorf - Höckendorf - Edle Krone - Tharandt / - Dorfhain
385 Glashütte - Börnchen - Liebenau - Lauenstein - Geising
386 Dresden-Dobritz - Dresden-Prohlis - Kreischa - Reinhardtsgrimma - Glassworks
387 Dippoldiswalde - Frauendorf - Reinhardtsgrimma
+ 388 Dippoldiswalde - Niederfrauendorf - glassworks
389 Dippoldiswalde - Reinhardtsgrimma - Schlottwitz - glassworks
398 Spa Altenberg - Zinnwald - Teplice (ČZ)

Web links

Commons : Regionalverkehr Dresden  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Sächsische Zeitung: New bus company for Saxon Switzerland and the Eastern Ore Mountains , June 20, 2018
  2. Merger Agreement , Section B, Sections 1 and 5, accessed on July 7, 2019.
  3. Monika Dänhardt: From the plastic class to upholstery luxury. In: Sächsische Zeitung, June 23, 2012
  4. The bus routes from Pirna to Freital and Dipps are closed. In: Sächsische Zeitung, December 20, 2008
  5. ^ "New" city traffic in Freital . In: http://www.rvd.de/rvd/view/aktuell/news/news_2011.shtml
  6. Same line - new contact. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on January 4, 2018 ; accessed on January 3, 2018 (press release Verkehrsverbund Oberelbe). 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. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.vvo-online.de
  7. Bahn does not want to sell RVD shares . In: Sächsische Zeitung, July 20, 2015
  8. ↑ The district wants the bus monopoly . In: Sächsische Zeitung, June 29, 2016 [1]
  9. Takeover of bus company almost perfect . In: Sächsische Zeitung, 23 September 2016 [2]
  10. New bus company for Saxon Switzerland and the Eastern Ore Mountains , Sächsische Zeitung (Pirna edition) from June 20, 2018
  11. Merger Agreement , Section B, Sections 1 and 5, accessed on July 7, 2019.
  12. ^ Anett Heyse: New bus routes and more stops . In: Sächsische Zeitung, November 22, 2009
  13. Plus to the train - the PlusBus starts | VVO-Navigator - your mobility portal for Dresden and the region. Retrieved July 12, 2018 .