Wartburgmobil transport company

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Transport company Wartburgmobil gkAöR (VUW)
LogoVUW.jpg
Basic information
Company headquarters Eisenach (business address Bad Salzungen )
Web presence www.wartburgmobil.info
Reference year 2018
owner City of Eisenach and the district of Wartburgkreis
legal form gkAöR
Board Horst shivered
Supervisory board Udo Schilling (Chairman of the Board of Directors)
Transport network Wartburg Region Transport Association (VGW)
Employee 215 (as of June 1, 2018)
subsidiary Flugplatzgesellschaft Eisenach-Kindel mbH (FPG, 54%), Verkehrsgesellschaft Wartburgkreis mbH (VGW, 52%)
Lines
bus 109 (including handicapped service )
number of vehicles
Omnibuses 207 (of which 50 8-seater with contractors and 50 with commissioned partner companies, 1 coach, 2 historic buses, 2 minibuses)
statistics
Mileage 5.6 million km
Operating facilities
Depots Depots: Bad Salzungen, Wutha-Farnroda, Geisa; Deployment sites: Treffurt, Creuzburg, Förtha, Dermbach, Oechsen, Vacha; Stand ready: Eisenach

The transport company Wartburgmobil joint municipal institution under public law (VUW) gkAöR operates under the brand name Wartburgmobil .

It operates local public transport in the Wartburg district , the independent city of Eisenach and in parts of the neighboring districts of Fulda , Hersfeld-Rotenburg and Werra-Meißner district in Hesse and Schmalkalden-Meiningen , Unstrut-Hainich and Gotha in Thuringia .

The city of Eisenach and the Wartburg district have transferred their capacity as responsible authorities to the VUW.

history

1897-1945

On August 1, 1897, the Eisenach tram opened its operations, which at the time of its greatest expansion was run on three lines.

Railcar 5 with an open sidecar around 1900

On the private initiative of a master locksmith, bus and coach operations on the bus routes Bahnhof – Wartburg and Bahnhof – Hohe Sonne – Wilhelmsthaler See were opened at Easter 1913 and immediately enjoyed great interest. The buses acquired in Berlin were given improved brakes and new paintwork. In 1918, the Deutsche Reichspost took over the lucrative bus business in Eisenach and established connections to all of the localities in the district.

Historic DAAG post bus from 1925

The first power post lines in what is now the district area were set up in 1914 to supplement the stagecoach courses that were still in service. Immediately before the war in the summer of 1939, the following Kraftpost lines ran:

route annotation Post office Reichspostdirektion
Eisenach - Berka vd Hainich Eisenach Erfurt
Eisenach - Ruhla - Great Island Mountain Eisenach Erfurt
Eisenach - Mühlhausen (Thür) Eisenach Erfurt
Ruhla Stadtkraftpost Approximately hourly traffic, connection to the Ruhla-Wuthaer railway Ruhla Erfurt
Meiningen - Kaltennordheim Meiningen Erfurt
Kaltenlengsfeld - Kaltennordheim (Rhön) - Tann (Rhön) Kaltennordheim (Rhön) Erfurt
Hünfeld - Geisa (Rhön) Hünfeld kassel
Wernshausen - Geisa (Rhön) Dermbach (Rhöngeb) Erfurt
Eschwege - Eisenach Eschwege kassel
Schmalkalden - Bad Liebenstein-Schweina The trips will be partially or completely discontinued in autumn Schmalkalden Erfurt
Bad Liebenstein - Ruhla - Eisenach Bad Liebenstein Erfurt
Bad Liebenstein - Hohe Sonne - Eisenach Bad Liebenstein Erfurt
Schweina - Friedrichroda only from late May to mid-September Bad Liebenstein Erfurt

On July 1, 1939, the city bus route from the main train station to Herrenmühlenstrasse went into operation. However, this was already discontinued on November 30, 1939.

1946-1989

Between 1949 and 1970, line bus connections between the individual post offices were operated, partly parallel to the road transport lines , by the Deutsche Post under Allied administration and then by the Deutsche Post of the GDR as before the war . For example, the connections Vacha - Geisa and Geisa - Wernshausen (before the war already from Hünfeld ) were to be taken over by VEB Kraftverkehr Bad Salzungen Kraftpost lines. The actual power mail traffic ended on June 30, 1953, but afterwards so-called land power posts in minibuses (e.g. the Granit 30K phenomenon ) sometimes combined people and mail to the smaller towns.

On January 1, 1950, the tram operation was separated from the electricity company and initially continued as a municipal commercial enterprise (KWU). The KWUs were dissolved as early as March 31, 1951 and the tram became independent as VEB (K) Städtischer Verkehr Eisenach.

Due to the border situation between the Soviet (Thuringia) and American (Hesse) occupation zone , the scheduled transport of the Kalikumpel had to be switched on October 4, 1952 from the Ulstertalbahn and the Wenigentaft-Mansbach-Oechsen railway to makeshift buses of the Auto-Transportgemeinschaft Thuringia (ATG) (so-called Change of mode of transport ). A few days later, on October 13, 1952, ATG merged with the newly founded Kraftverkehr Bad Salzungen.

In the course of 1955, the bus line to the Hofferbertaue was opened in Eisenach.

The tram route into the Mariental was converted to buses as early as 1958.

The connection of the residential area in Eisenacher Ernst-Thälmann-Straße with a bus line took place in 1963.

Annual ticket for the Eisenach tram from 1967

With the closure of the Wutha – Ruhla railway line , buses took over sole operation of the line as part of a change of mode of transport on September 24, 1967. The Ruhla bus station is now where the train station used to be.

Overview of the former railway lines

The Immelborn-Bad Liebenstein-Steinbach line was served by buses of VEB Kraftverkehr Bad Salzungen from August 4, 1968 after the rail connection was discontinued.

In 1969, the tram route to the Eisenach hospital from Mühlhauser Strasse was converted to buses.

The previously independent VEB Kraftverkehr Bad Salzungen was merged on July 1, 1970 with the operations in Meiningen and Schmalkalden to form the new large company VEB Kraftverkehr Schmalkalden with around 1,150 employees, 197 buses, 314 trucks and 92 cars.

City traffic in Bad Salzungen with initially seven journeys was opened in the course of 1974. By 1979 the traffic was expanded to 36 trips.

VEB Kraftverkehr Bad Salzungen buses at the Merkers potash plant in 1974

After 78 years of operation , VEB (K) Innerstädtischer Verkehr switched tram operations to bus traffic on January 1, 1976 by transferring traffic to VEB Kraftverkehr Eisenach.

Shuttle traffic in November 1989 from Eisenach to the Wartha / Herleshausen border crossing point

1990 until today

In 1990 VEB Kraftverkehr Eisenach became part of the West Thuringian Transport Company. Subsequently, the municipalization took place as Kommunale Personalennahverkehrsgesellschaft Eisenach mbH.

Also in 1990, on May 1, the VEB Kraftverkehr Bad Salzungen, which had been independent again since April 1, 1990, initially became the Kraftverkehrsgesellschaft Bad Salzungen mbH, which was then renamed the Bad Salzungen mbH (PNG) on December 17, 1991 .

In 2006 the first timetable information pillars were set up in Eisenach city traffic. In addition to a clock, the next departure times are shown on a display as well as static information (line network, etc.).

The newly built Eisenach depot was put into operation on February 9, 2016. It is located on Eichrodter Weg.

The new bus station was completed in July 2017 and now serves as the central bus station (ZOB) for local public transport in the Wartburg city of Eisenach and the surrounding area (Wartburg district).

Eisenach bus station
Interior view of Eisenach bus station with VUW bus
Site plan of the Eisenach bus station

After the merger of the local passenger transport company Eisenach mbH (KVG) and the local passenger transport company Bad Salzungen mbH (PNG), VUW was entered in the commercial register with effect from October 12, 2017.

VUW bus with advertising for the Luther Hiking Day 2017 at the Eisenach bus station

On the occasion of the Electromobility Day in Eisenach on September 8, 2018, a funding decision for 850,000 euros was handed over to the company for the purchase of two battery buses. On this day there was an hourly scheduled service from the market in Eisenach to the Wartburg with an Ebusco battery bus.

State Secretary Möller handed over the funding notification to Lord Mayor Wolf and VUW Board Member Schauerte

On May 1, 2019, the completely revised urban transport network went into operation. For the first time, Stregda will be connected by city buses, as will the western districts of Hörschel , Neuenhof , Wartha and Göringen as well as the villa area in the south quarter . Furthermore, the first night bus line N35 goes into operation on Saturday / Sunday night.

The research project "carla", accompanied by Professor Knie from WZB Berlin , was presented on May 4, 2019 as part of the Electromobility Day in Bad Salzungen . The VUW provides 5 electric cars that can be rented. In return, the tenant can take passengers with them for € 1 per km via an app solution.

Renault ZOE as a carla vehicle

The mayor of Eisenach, Katja Wolf , was able to open the VUW's central control center for the entire VUW service area on May 14, 2019. The entire operational business is controlled from Eisenach.

Wartburgmobil put the first hybrid bus - a Scania Omnicity LE - into operation in Geisa on October 9, 2019 . The bus runs in regional and neighboring local traffic.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic , the regular service was shut down in 4 stages. On March 17, 2020, first joined the holiday schedule in force and the driver's area in buses was police tape from the passenger area separately, the passenger then closed on March 19, 2020 Service Center and some lines have been completely set. March 25, 2020 then brought the Saturday permanent timetable for the Eisenach city ​​bus , and as the last stage, all Sunday and public holiday traffic was suspended from March 29, 2020. On April 14, 2020, the passenger service centers were reopened with appropriate protective measures ( mouth and nose protection for employees, spit and sneeze protection windows, etc.). The company's first village bus went into operation in Brunnhartshausen on May 6, 2020. Employees who live on site use a minibus to operate the branch lines that make the main lines slow and uneconomical. An expansion to an on-demand traffic is planned.

First dorfbus vehicle
Logo for the product dorfbus

structure

Headquarters

The administration of the VUW is located at the depot in Bad Salzungen . The registered office is in Eisenach .

Service center

As a focal point for personal information and for ticket presale serve service center at the bus stations in

  • Eisenach and
  • bad Salzungen

Bad Salzungen also be tickets to the DB and the South Thuringia Railway sold in Eisenach and Bad Salzungen tickets Flixbus .

Depots / depots, staging areas and deployment sites / storage areas

Holdings

society Proportion of (%) Seat
Flugplatzgesellschaft Eisenach-Kindel mbH (FPG) 54 Hörselberg-Hainich
Transport company Wartburgkreis mbH (VGW) 52 Wutha Farnroda

Passenger Advisory Board

A passenger advisory board for the Wartburg district and the city of Eisenach has been set up under the leadership of VUW. In regular meetings, topics of local public transport are discussed and advised with representatives of the VUW as well as their contractors and representatives of the city and the Wartburg district. The passenger advisory board has set itself the task of helping to shape local public transport. Furthermore, an exchange with other passenger advisory boards in Germany is to take place

Areas of responsibility / business areas

The VUW operates

The VUW is also assigned the role of the responsible authority by the city of Eisenach and the Wartburg district. The VUW is the competent authority in terms of European competition law .

Subcontractor and public service contract (ÖDA)

Public service contract

As of June 1, 2019, three private transport companies were commissioned as subcontractors by ÖDA to implement part of the lines .

Subcontractor

Another six private transport companies operate as subcontractors on the lines of the VUW in the southern Wartburg district :

Line directory

  • XXX = city bus route
  • XXX = season line
  • XXX = regional bus line
  • XXX = night bus line
  • XXX = call bus line
  • XXX = express bus line

City traffic Eisenach

As of May 1, 2020

Main
route city ​​bus Eisenach ZOB / Hauptbahnhof-Markt
line Line route operator Cycle Mon-Fri Clock Sa Sun / public holidays
1 ZOB - North, An der Tongrube VUW 20 ' 40-60 ' 60 '
2 Rothenhof - ZOB - Stedtfelder Str. - Lauchröden or Siebenborn VUW 20–60 ' 3 courses no traffic
3 ZOB - Wartburg Luthershuttle VUW 60 ' 60 ' 60 '
4th ZOB - Hofferbertaue - Stockhausen - Boschwerk - Hötzelsroda VUW 60-120 ' 120 ' 3 courses
5 ZOB - Karlskuppe VUW 20 ' no traffic no traffic
7th ZOB - Wartenberg VUW 120 ' 2 courses no traffic
9 ZOB - Gries industrial area ( Opel ) VUW 5 courses no traffic no traffic
12 ZOB - Eichrodter Weg industrial area VUW 6 courses no traffic no traffic
13 ZOB - Mariental (- Hohe Sonne ) VUW 30-60 ' 60 ' 60 '
15th ZOB - North - Stregda - Boschwerk - Hötzelsroda VUW 60-120 ' 4 courses no traffic
23 Mariental - Wartburg Wartburg shuttle VUW 30 ' 30 ' 30 '
24 ZOB - Rothenhof - Hofferbertaue - ZOB VUW no traffic no traffic 60-120 '
25th ZOB - Stedtfelder Str. - Karlskuppe - North VUW 60 'with gaps 40-60 ' 60 '
33 ZOB - Südviertel, Joh.-Falk-Str. VUW 3 courses no traffic 1 short course
N31 Friedhof - North - Thälmannstr. - ZOB - Prinzenteich / Wutha-Farnroda Eventbus Spitz Entertainment VUW upon need upon need upon need
N35 ZOB - Wandelhalle - ZOB - Stedtfelder Str. - Karlskuppe - North - Stregda - Hötzelsroda - Stockhausen - Hofferbertaue - ZOB VUW no traffic no traffic 1 course
Trunk line ZOB - Market ( 1 2 5 7 9 15 25 ) VUW 5–10 ' 20 ' 30 '

Local traffic in Bad Liebenstein

As of August 19, 2019

line Line route operator Cycle Mon-Fri Clock Sa Sun / public holidays
41 Bus station - Steinbach - Altenstein - Schweina - bus station VUW 60-120 ' no traffic no traffic
R41 Bus station - Steinbach - Altenstein - Schweina - bus station VUW no traffic 3 courses 3 courses
42 Bus station - Meimers - Bairoda - bus station VUW 60-120 ' no traffic no traffic
R42 Bus station - Meimers - Bairoda - bus station VUW no traffic 3 courses 3 courses
43 Bus station - Steinbach - Schweina - Meimers - Bairoda - bus station VUW 13 courses no traffic no traffic

City traffic Bad Salzungen

As of August 19, 2019

line Line route operator Cycle Mon-Fri Clock Sa Cycle Sun / Ftg
51 Bus station - clinic - medical center - bus station VUW 30 ' 60 ' 60 '
52 Bus station - swimming pool - Kaltenborn - Stadtfriedhof - Hersfelder Str. - bus station VUW 60 ' 3 courses 3 courses
53 Bus station - Allendorf - bus station VUW 30 ' 60 ' 60 '
54 Bus station - parking clinic - bus station VUW no traffic 60-120 ' 60-120 '
55 Bus station - Langenfeld - Hohleborn VUW 4 courses no traffic no traffic
N56 R.-Breitscheid-Str. - Bus station - Allendorf - R.-Breitscheid-Str. VUW upon need upon need upon need
N57 R.-Breitscheid-Str. - Bus station - Leimbach - Langenfeld - Kaltenborn - Hersfelder Str. VUW upon need upon need upon need

Geisa local traffic

As of June 1, 2019

line Line route operator Cycle Mon-Fri Clock Sa Cycle Sun / Ftg
114 Bus station - Markt - Wiesenfeld - Geismar - Reinhards - Spahl - Ketten - Walkes - Apfelbach - Motzlar - Schleid - bus station VUW 15 courses 2 courses 2 courses

Regional traffic in the Wartburg district

As of May 1, 2020

Regional bus stop in the
Übelroda district of the Barchfeld-Immelborn community
Scania Citywide LE Suburban Wartburgmobil in a new vehicle design
line Line route operator Cycle Mon-Fri Clock Sa Cycle Sun / Ftg
Area 10: Krayenberg-Hersfeld VUW
100 (NVV 300 ) Bad Salzungen - Merkers Adventure Mine - Vacha - Bad Hersfeld bath line VUW 60 ' 120 ' 120 '
101 Bad Salzungen - Hämbach - Tiefenort - Berka / W. - Untersuhl - Gerstungen VUW 21 courses 3 courses 3 courses
103 Merkers - Dorndorf - Kieselbach - Dönges - Hämbach - Merkers VUW 8 courses no traffic no traffic
104 Vacha - Oberzella - Dorndorf - Stadtlengsfeld - Dermbach VUW 30–90 ' 9 courses 9 courses
Area 11: Suhl, Elste and Ulstertal VUW
110 Eisenach - Dorndorf - Vacha - Buttlar - Geisa - Tann (Rhön) Rhön courier VUW Eisenach-Vacha 3 courses, Vacha-Geisa 60 ', Geisa-Tann 4 courses 8 courses, section Eisenach-Vacha 110 8 courses, section Eisenach-Vacha 110
111 Vacha - Völkershausen - Oechsen VUW 20 courses no traffic no traffic
113 Geisa - barley ground VUW 7 course no traffic no traffic
115 Deicheroda - Mühlwärts - Sünna VUW 3 courses no traffic no traffic
116 Buttlar - Bermbach - Wenigentaft VUW 15 courses no traffic no traffic
117 Eisenach - Unterellen - Lauchröden VUW 13 courses no traffic no traffic
118 Eisenach - Eckardtshausen VUW 9 courses no traffic no traffic
119 Eisenach - copper chair VUW 11 courses no traffic no traffic
Area 12: Kuppenrhön-Hessian skittles VUW
120 Bad Salzungen - Dermbach - Geisa - Point Alpha Border Museum - Hünfeld VUW approx. 120 '+ 18 courses 180 ' 180 '
Area 13: Feldatal VUW
130 Bad Salzungen - Langenfeld - Urnshausen - Wiesenthal - Dermbach VUW 60 'in addition to 120 and X130 no traffic no traffic
X130 Bad Salzungen - Langenfeld - Urnshausen - Dermbach Expressbus Feldatalexpress VUW 180 ' no traffic no traffic
131 Wiesenthal - Dermbach VUW approx. 120 ' 2 courses 2 courses
132 Dermbach - Neidhartshausen - Diedorf - Empfertshausen - Zella - Dermbach VUW approx. 60–120 ' 3 courses 3 courses
133 Dermbach - Empfertshausen - Diedorf - Kaltennordheim - Kaltensundheim VUW 23 courses 1 course 1 course
X133 Dermbach - Diedorf - Kaltennordheim - Kaltensundheim Express bus Feldatalexpress VUW 180 ' no traffic no traffic
village bus 133 Zella - Brunnhartshausen - Steinberg - Föhlritz VUW 6 courses no traffic no traffic
134 Bad Salzungen - Dermbach - Stadtlengsfeld - Oechsen - Wölferbütt VUW 3 courses no traffic no traffic
136 Dermbach - Empfertshausen - Theobaldshof - Geisa VUW 1 course no traffic no traffic
Area 14: Erbstromtal-Rennsteig VUW
140 Eisenach - Wutha-Farnroda - Ruhla - Bad Liebenstein - Bad Salzungen VUW 60 ' 60-180 ' 120-180 '
142 Eisenach - Wutha-Farnroda - Ruhla - Brotterode - Bad Tabarz Island Mountain Express VUW 2 courses 3 courses 3 courses
143 Eisenach - Mosbach VUW 11 courses 3 courses 3 courses
144 Mosbach - Kittelsthal - Seebach - Winterstein - Ruhla VUW 18 courses no traffic no traffic
Area 15: Hörsel Traffic Hainich OHG
150 Eisenach - Behringen - Bad Langensalza Traffic Hainich OHG 60 ' 180 ' 180 '
151 Eisenach - Großenlupnitz - Ettenhausen / N. Traffic Hainich OHG 16 courses no traffic no traffic
152 Eisenach - Deubach - Sondra - Mechterstädt Traffic Hainich OHG 9 courses no traffic no traffic
Area 16: Hainich Traffic Werraland OHG
160 Eisenach - Mihla - Nazza - Mühlhausen Traffic Werraland OHG 60-120 ' 4 courses 4 courses
161 Eisenach - Ütteroda - Mihla Traffic Werraland OHG 10 courses no traffic no traffic
162 Hallungen - Mihla - Creuzburg Traffic Werraland OHG 21 courses no traffic no traffic
163 Nazza - Treffurt Traffic Werraland OHG 5 courses no traffic no traffic
Area 17: Northern Werra Valley VUW
170 Eisenach - Creuzburg (- Ifta) - Treffurt - Falken / Eschwege bicycle bus VUW 60-120 ' 120-240 ' 120-240 '
172 Großburschla - Treffurt (- Wendehausen) - Falken VUW 12 courses no traffic no traffic
173 Eisenach - Ifta - Wolfmannsgehau VUW 17 courses no traffic no traffic
174 Eisenach - Stregda - Madelungen - Krauthausen - Horse Village VUW 15 courses no traffic no traffic
175 Creuzburg - Scherbda VUW 9 courses no traffic no traffic
176 Creuzburg - horse village VUW 3 courses no traffic no traffic
Area 18: Scaffolding Traffic Werra OHG
180 Eisenach - Marksuhl - Gerstungen - Berka / W. - Großensee Traffic Werra OHG approx. 60–120 '+ school trips 3 courses no traffic
181 Eisenach - Lauchröden - Gerstungen Traffic Werra OHG 2 courses no traffic no traffic
183 Eisenach - Eckardtshausen - Oberellen - Gerstungen Traffic Werra OHG 9 courses no traffic no traffic
186 Gerstungen - Obersuhl - Dippach Traffic Werra OHG 7 courses no traffic no traffic
187 Gerstungen - Berka / W. - Vitzeroda Traffic Werra OHG 10 courses 3 courses no traffic
188 Sallmannshausen - Gerstungen - Berka / W. - Großensee Traffic Werra OHG 8 courses no traffic no traffic
Area 19: Werraniederung-Thuringian Forest VUW
190 Bad Salzungen - Barchfeld-Immelborn - Bad Liebenstein - Moorgrund - Hohe Sonne - Eisenach VUW 8 courses no traffic no traffic
191 Bad Salzungen - Barchfeld / Oberrohn - Möhra / Ettenhausen / S. VUW 14 courses no traffic no traffic
192 Bad Liebenstein - Gumpelstadt - Möhra VUW 4 courses no traffic no traffic
195 Eisenach - Gumpelstadt - Bad Liebenstein VUW 14 courses 6 courses, including 3 courses 145 6 courses, including 3 courses 145
196 Bad Salzungen - Bad Liebenstein - Trusetal - Brotterode VUW 8 courses 3 courses 3 courses
197 Bad Salzungen - Gumpelstadt VUW 11 courses 6 courses 6 courses

literature

  • Eckart Weber: Tram in Eisenach. Kenning, Nordhorn 1997, ISBN 3-927587-63-X .
  • Harald Rockstuhl : From the history of the Wenigentaft-Mansbach - Oechsen railway line 1912–1952. Rockstuhl, Bad Langensalza 2000, ISBN 3-932554-00-0 .
  • Michael Knauf, Markus Schmidt: 100 years of the Ulstertal Railway (= contributions to the history of the city of Vacha. Vol. 2). Books on Demand, Norderstedt 2006, ISBN 3-8334-6444-5 .
  • Michael Knauf, Eugen Rohm: The history of VEB Kraftverkehr Bad Salzungen - Headquarters Vacha - 1952–1990. First socialist railway construction in Germany September 1–30. November 1952. Rockstuhl, Bad Langensalza 2008, ISBN 978-3-86777-113-9 .
  • Michael Knauf: History of the railway line Vacha - Unterbreizbach 1952–2000. Rockstuhl, Bad Langensalza, ISBN 978-3-86777-038-5 .
  • Harald Rockstuhl: The History of the Ruhla Railway 1880–1967 - The "Rühler Bimmel" - Ruhla - Thal - Farnroda - Wutha. Rockstuhl, Bad Langensalza 2015, ISBN 978-3-86777-896-1 .
  • Kraftpost course book. Summer 1939; Reprint: Ritzau KG, Zeit und Eisenbahn Verlag, Pürgen 1982, ISBN 3-921304-55-5 .
  • Summer timetable 1914, supplement. Eisenacher Tagespost, Eisenach 1914.
  • With the Kraftpost through Thuringia - Summer 1927 - Official pocket timetable of Kraftpost, Oberpostdirektion Erfurt, Erfurt 1927.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b Memberships of the Wartburg district in associations and institutions under public law, including their subsidiaries ( Memento from August 31, 2019 in the Internet Archive ). Transport company Wartburgmobil (VUW) gkAöR. In: wartburgkreis.de, accessed on August 7, 2018 (as of November 1, 2017). -
    Other investments. In: wartburgmobil.info, accessed on April 23, 2020.
  2. ^ Katja Schmidberger: New control center for bus traffic opened in Eisenach. In: Thuringian General . May 15, 2019, accessed December 18, 2019.
  3. District council resolution, authority driving school. In: wartburgkreis.de, accessed on April 23, 2020.
  4. Responsible body / public area. In: wartburgmobil.info, accessed on December 18, 2019.
  5. https://www.wartburgmobil.info/index.php/fahrgastinfo/regionalverkehr