Whether you can bring a bicycle on the bus depends on the type of bus you’re travelling with. The type of bus also determines which kind of bicycle is permitted.
If you’re using a standard bicycle or another type that isn’t allowed on board, there are often bicycle racks or cycle shelters available near our stops.
Bicycle shelters and parking facilities
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Bicycles on trains
Would you like to find out about bringing your bicycle on a train? We recommend that you contact the rail company you plan to travel with.
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Bicycles on city and express buses
It is not possible to take the following on an express or city bus:
- a conventional two-wheeled bicycle
- non-folding bicycle
- scooter
- electric bicycle
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Bicycles on regional buses
You can take the following on all our buses within the county:
- scooter
- electric scooter that can be folded
- children's bicycle without a chain
It is free and subject to availability.
You may bring a conventional two-wheeled bicycle or an electric bicycle free of charge, subject to available space. This applies to certain regional buses and depends on the type of bus operating on that particular day. You bring your bicycle at your own risk, and we cannot guarantee that you will be able to bring it on board.
The bicycle must be of standard size, must not have any attachments, and must not weigh more than 25 kg.
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Electric scooters
You can take your electric scooter with you on all our buses, but there are things you need to keep in mind:
- The electric scooter may be a maximum of 120 centimeters in the folded position
- You must be able to handle it yourself when boarding and disembarking
- The electric scooter may be placed on the floor in front of you, but not so that it protrudes into the aisle
- If you sit at the back, you can also put the electric scooter on the floor behind your feet.
The electric scooter must not lie loosely on the floor, or protrude from the place where you are sitting. For your own safety, you must not stand on the electric scooter when the bus is in motion.