Zweibrücken transport company

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Verkehrsgesellschaft Zweibrücken mbH
Zweibrücken transport company logo.svg
Basic information
Company headquarters Zweibrücken
Web presence www.stadtbus-zw.de
Reference year 2010
owner Rhenus Veniro 100%
Managing directors Henrik Behrens, Rolf Tödtmann, David Konradi
Transport network VRN
Lines
bus 7th
statistics
Residents in the
catchment area 		0.038 million
Operating facilities
Depots 1
Logo city bus Zweibrücken

The transport company Zweibrücken mbH (VGZ) is the operator of the city bus network in Two Bridges . With its seven lines, VGZ is 100% owned by Rhenus Veniro . The VGZ runs within the Rhein-Neckar transport association .

history

The VGZ started operations on December 23, 1950 as the transport department of the Zweibrücken municipal utilities with two buses. On November 1, 2000, Rhenus Veniro GmbH & Co. KG took over VGZ in the course of privatization. Over the years, the line network has been optimized again and again, so that the city center is now connected to the suburbs every hour or half an hour.

Line overview

This is what the current line network looks like:

  • Line 221 Gleiwitzstraße (Langental) - city center - Rimschweiler
  • Line 222 Europaring (Ernstweiler) - city center - Hengstbach
  • Line 223 Wolfsloch (Bubenhausen) - City Center - Mölschbacher Str. (Wattweiler)
  • Line 224 Otterstein (Niederauerbach) - City Center - Pasteurstr. (Fasanerieberg)
  • Line 225 J.-F.-Kennedy-Str. (Niederauerbach) - City Center - Pasteurstr. (Fasanerieberg)
  • Line 226 (Mörsbach -) Kreuzberg - city center - airport / Zweibrücken Fashion Outlet
  • Line 229 Europaring (Ernstweiler) - Wolfsloch (Bubenhausen) - city center

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