Bus line 660: From now on every hour between Hagen and Bremen!

Bus line 660: From now on every hour between Hagen and Bremen!

Hagen, Deutschland - From now on, the bus line 660 runs between Hagen (ZOB Hagen School Center) and Bremen-Burg every hour. This was reported by the Weser-Kurier . This new regulation represents a significant improvement in public transport in the southern district of Cuxhaven. Before that, trips were only possible six times on weekdays and three times on weekends.

The new travel times are from Monday to Saturday between 6 and 10 p.m. with 3 to 16 trips a day. On Sundays and public holidays there is a two-hour clock from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. with a total of eight trips a day. The bus line serves a total of nine stops in Cuxland, including places such as Hoope, Wulsbüttel, Dorfhagen and the Hagen school center. The travel time on the entire route is around 34 minutes.

Expansion of the public transport offer

A central aspect of this clock compression is the improved accessibility of Bremen-Burg, which offers change options in rail traffic. However, the implementation of the new bar will be associated with an annual additional costs of around 160,000 euros net for the district of Cuxhaven. This measure is initially limited to two years; After this period, the passenger numbers are checked to decide whether the hour of the hour is continued or adapted. The high demand on line 660 proves the need for action in the region.

In addition to line 660, mobility offers in Cuxhaven, such as the city bus and Rufmobil, offer flexible alternative use of traffic. The city bus lines are marked by fixed departure times and enable better transfer connections, while Rufmobil allows journeys as needed, similar to a taxi. This ensures an effective interplay of different means of transport to optimize the connection within the city, as is being emphasized on kvg-bus.de

sustainability in focus

Public transport also plays a crucial role in the greater context of the traffic transition in Germany. The Federal Government has announced that it will make local transport more attractive and plans to increase expenses for this area to two billion euros a year from 2025. These funds are to be used, among other things, for the expansion of the local transport network and the promotion of environmentally friendly bus fleets. An important goal is that every second city bus is electrically driven by 2030, which also drives climate protection forward, as on Facts-ueber-deutschland.de

Overall, the introduction of the new timetables of bus line 660 shows how important it is to make public transport more attractive and to promote their use. Developments in the Cuxhaven district are part of a more comprehensive strategy to achieve sustainable mobility.