The countdown to the launch of the €49 ticket has begun. From April 3rd, the ticket will be available digitally or via chip card. It can be used from May 1st. Students can access it by upgrading their semester ticket.

Leave the car parked for seven weeks: For the twelfth time, associations and churches in Thuringia are calling for a car-free Lent. According to the organizers of this year's car-free campaign, giving up one's own car should reduce the desire for it…

The Thuringian Ministry for Infrastructure and Agriculture is looking for Thuringian regions that would like to conduct a joint participation process on the topic of "Mobility in rural areas" with the Ministry this year...

Public transport in many Thuringian regions is heavily criticized in the readers' "Heimatcheck" survey.

In the local survey, residents of small towns in the Weimar region expressed a strong desire for significantly better public transport connections.

“My Thuringia timetable. Simply arrive.” – An integrated timetable (ITF) is to be installed throughout the state under this slogan by 2030 at the latest.

How a nationwide integrated public transport system works

Thuringia aims to double the share of public transport used by buses and trains, including through a statewide regular timetable and the reactivation of railway lines.

Traveling by train is a particularly fast way to get around the country. But there aren't train tracks everywhere. To ensure you can still quickly reach the train or your destination, there are regional buses – attractive, direct, and fast bus lines that…

How a nationwide integrated public transport system works