Bruchsal city bus

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City bus transport Bruchsal GmbH
Logo city bus Bruchsal.png
Basic information
Company headquarters Bruchsal
Web presence The city bus
owner Stadtwerke Bruchsal GmbH 100%
Managing directors Peter Solberg
Transport network KVV
Lines
bus 5
number of vehicles
Omnibuses 9
statistics
Passengers 1.3 million per year
Mileage 0.58 million km per year
Residents in the
catchment area
43.2 thousand
Length of line network
Bus routes 77 km

The town bus Bruchsal GmbH operates public transport in Bruchsal and its neighborhoods. It is a subsidiary of Stadtwerke Bruchsal GmbH and is integrated in the Karlsruhe Transport Association (KVV).

business

Operations began in September 2000. The city bus known as MAX operates in a rendezvous system . For this purpose, a central transfer hub, the rendezvous , was built on the connecting axis between the city center and the train station .

Lines

The five lines run Monday to Saturday from around 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Three of these lines serve destinations in the city center, the other two create a connection to the city districts as opposite ring lines . The rendezvous is served by the inner-city bus routes every 30 minutes. The connections from the city districts serve it every hour due to the longer route. Outside of business hours there is the possibility of using the collective call taxi .

Line 181 Weiherberg - Rendezvous - Südstadt
Line 182 At the Mantel Rendezvous Hospital
Line 183 Augsteiner - Rendezvous
Line 185 Rendezvous - Heidelsheim - Helmsheim - Obergrombach - Untergrombach - Büchenau - Rendezvous
Line 186 Rendezvous - Büchenau - Untergrombach - Obergrombach - Helmsheim - Heidelsheim - Rendezvous

Vehicle fleet

Stadtbusverkehr Bruchsal GmbH's fleet currently comprises a total of nine vehicles, including four MAN Lion's City solo buses and one MAN Lion's City Ü solo bus . The other four buses are midibuses , model MAN Lion's City M. All buses are low-floor and have a folding ramp at the rear entrance door for people with reduced mobility. It is also possible to lower the vehicles on the entry side using kneeling to make it easier for passengers to board.

Web links

Company website

Individual evidence