BVG-Section Bus Network: New Line 215 ensures better connection!

BVG-Section Bus Network: New Line 215 ensures better connection!

Schmargendorf, Deutschland - The BVG has announced a long -awaited innovation for bus traffic in West Berlin, which will come into force on April 27. This measure aims to improve public transport in Berlin-Schmargendorf, where many residents rely on public transport, since most people in Berlin do not have their own car. The new line 215 will connect the existing line 249 with a direct connection between the Sehn and U-Bahnhof Heidelberger Platz and Elsterplatz. This offers an uncomplicated journey for the residents of the new Maximilian Quartier on Helene-Jacobs-Straße, which includes around 1,000 apartments.

The decision for this innovation is no coincidence, because the new construction project was previously outside the development radii of the local transport plan. With the introduction of line 215, the public local transport network is now also connected directly to this new construction project. The aim of this measure is to significantly improve access to the Sport-Gesundheitpark Berlin e.V., the summer pool and the Schmargendorf district. With this sustainable and resource -saving supply of the growing demand, the BVG would like to meet the growing demand and use the infrastructure more efficiently.

integration into the transport association

This innovation is in line with the aim of the Berlin-Brandenburg Transport Association (VBB) to facilitate the use of local public transport in the region. The VBB combines 36 public and private transport companies and thus enables coordinated timetables and diverse transport connections. With a ticket, passengers can use all local public transport offers within the bond, whereby the seamless ticket change between the bus, S-Bahn, subway and regional trains is also possible.

In addition, users who have a BahnCard 25 or BahnCard 50 benefit from reduced tariffs for single tickets and day tickets in VBB means of transport. However, it should be noted that some tickets in certain areas are excluded from these reduced tariffs. The VBB also offers information about S-Bahn stops and travel times online to make it easier for passengers to plan their trips.

accessibility and mobility

Another concern of VBB is accessibility in public transport. The aim is to give all passengers a safe feeling when traveling. Various services are offered for this, including the "change and continue" service, which takes into account local and regional traffic as well as bicycles, cars and long-distance buses. The VBB also provides information about excursion destinations in Poland to support both commuters and tourists.

Thus, the upcoming innovation in Berlin bus traffic is not only seen as a significant improvement for the residents of the new residential area, but also helps to make all public transport in the Berlin-Brandenburg metropolitan region more efficient and accessible. The [BVG] (https://www.berlin-live.de/berlin/berverkehr/bvg-kuendigt-lang-ersehnten-neuerung-an-fahrgaeste-wer-es-s-s-s-s- Allermeisten-D4252222222222222222222222222222222222222222222. VBB takes extensive measures to optimize public transport and to make them attractive for all passengers.