Changes in bus traffic: New timetables in Gifhorn from August

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Gifhorn. The timetable change at the beginning of the school year on August 4th brings significant changes for the passengers of the transport company district of Gifhorn (VLG). These innovations have an impact on public transport in the region and affect numerous lines.

improved infrastructure for students and commuters

With the new timetable of line 140, which now runs every hour between Gifhorn Station and Ohof train station above Meinersen, in particular, students and commuters benefit. In the evening and at the weekend, the buses run from Gifhorn Süd train station, which makes it easier to reach important goals. Some of the trips also serve the Meinersen school center and thus ensure the connection for students.

changes in the departure times

The revised timetable structure means that lines 141 and school lines 142 to 148 partly experience changes in their departure times. While some lines remain largely unchanged, passengers can benefit from improved time. It is recommended to check the notices at the stops regularly, since adjustments are made here too.

construction sites and diversions in focus

In addition to the new timetables, passengers must expect construction measures. In Gamsen Immenberg and Wolfsburger Straße there are detours that influence the routes of lines 100, 102, 103 and 108. The VLG warns of possible delays that can arise due to construction sites.

customer information and accessibility

The employees of the customer center are available on Monday to Friday. On the phone number (05371) 94980, passengers can find out about their connections. Interested parties also find comprehensive information about the changes and flexo bus rides on the website www.flexo-bus.de.

conclusion: a positive development for Gifhorn

The adjustments to the timetable at the beginning of the school year in Gifhorn show a targeted improvement in mobility in the region. The new offers are a step in the right direction to better take into account the needs of students and commuters. The implementation of a uniform hourly time could lead to a higher use of public transport in the long term.

- Nag