News News on the topic of Thuringian Mobility Network

Where do most people live in the Free State? In the countryside. The districts are responsible for their bus connections, each for itself. A joint schedule would be desirable. Work has been underway for three years.

With the schedule change on December 15, some lines will be expanded, others merged, and the call taxis will be abolished.

In the presence of Thuringia's Minister for Digital Affairs and Infrastructure, Steffen Schütz, and his State Secretary Tobias J. Knoblich, the Thuringian Innovation Center for Mobility (ThIMo) at the Technical University of Ilmenau presented at…

Thuringian Mobility Conference on March 27 and 28, 2025 in Erfurt / The focus is on three projects for a social and sustainable mobility offensive

Dilapidated bridges, unreliable trains, struggle for traffic space: The question of mobility is one of the most important future issues of our time. What is the situation on the ground? Where do the problems lie? And how can they be solved? Tell us…

On February 20 and 21, 2025, the Thuringian Mobility Network (TMN) was represented at the 13th German Congress for Mobility Management (DECOMM 2025) in Ludwigshafen/Mannheim. The aim of the visit was to gather information and to exchange ideas with…

Publication “Thuringia 2030 – Well connected on the move - Impulses for a Thuringian Mobility Strategy” offers comprehensive insights into Thuringia's infrastructure policy and presents innovative concepts for a future-oriented and socially…

Expert forum for innovative mobility and cooperative design of the mobility transition in Thuringia launched