News News about the Thuringian mobility network

Today, Thuringian Minister-President Mario Voigt and Infrastructure Minister Steffen Schütz presented a grant award for the renovation of Gotha train station to Mayor Knut Kreuch. The grant totals approximately €13 million from the ERDF and…

Yesterday evening, March 18, 2026, the Political Advisory Board of the Thuringian Mobility Network (TMN) was officially constituted in Erfurt. Infrastructure Minister Steffen Schütz emphasized the central role of the advisory board for a reliable,…

As part of the funding for municipal transport infrastructure based on the KVI guideline, the Thuringian double budget for 2026/27 allocates approximately four million euros in additional funding to supplement the federal financial assistance provided under the special program "City and Countryside"..

The Thuringian state government agreed on a Thuringia Plan 2026 at its cabinet meeting in Eisenach, which includes the most important projects of all departments for this year.

Neumarkt - An express bus has been connecting Neumarkt with Amberg every hour since the beginning of the year.

These intercity bus routes connect important locations directly and generally run every hour or two, and even more frequently in metropolitan areas. They are designed to provide optimal connections to train stations and central hubs…

Koblenz: In 2015, the Zweckverband Schienenpersonennahverkehr Rheinland-Pfalz Nord (SPNV-Nord), together with the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, the Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Mosel (VRM), the Verkehrsverbund Region Trier (VRT) and other partners, launched…

BRUCHSAL, DECEMBER 9, 2025 | On December 14, 2025, the new central bus station (ZOB) between the train station and Saalbachcenter will also open with the Europe-wide timetable change – and with it, the "Rendezvous" bus stop will move completely from the old location…

Where do most people live in Bavaria? In rural areas. The individual districts are responsible for their bus services, each operating independently. A unified timetable would be desirable. Work on this has been underway for three years.

With the timetable change on December 15th, some lines will be extended, others merged and the on-demand taxis will be abolished.