About Mjuka linjen
Mjuka linjen uses smaller buses that take you closer to where you want to go at a slower, more relaxed pace. It is especially suitable if you want a shorter distance to walk to and from the bus stop, or need extra help getting on or off the bus.
The bus runs between Svampen and Tybble Health Centre via the city centre. It operates once an hour in both directions and stops near places such as grocery shops, health centres and the hospital.
Mjuka linjen operates Monday to Friday (except public holidays) between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm.
Image: Route map and bus stops for Mjuka linjen. Route and timetable may change.
How to recognise Mjuka linjen
Mjuka linjen uses small, easy-to-access buses with space for ten passengers. The bus is smaller than a regular city bus, which means it:
- Can travel on narrower streets
- Gets closer to residential areas and local services
- Provides a calmer and more personal journey
The bus also has:
- Low-floor access, making it very easy to get on and off
- Space for a walking frame
- Space for a wheelchair
- Space for a pushchair
The bus is designed to make moving around easy, including for passengers using mobility aids. The seats are arranged so they are easy to reach.
Plan your journey
Mjuka linjen starts operating on 17 August. You can plan your journey using Mjuka linjen in the journey planner on our website or in our app from 4 August.
Tickets
Mjuka linjen works like any other city bus in Örebro. Buy your ticket in the usual way.
How it works on the bus
The driver can help if you need extra assistance when getting on or off the bus. You can also get help boarding with a wheelchair. You can read more about travelling on our buses, including passenger guidelines, wheelchairs, pushchairs and accessibility on board.
Image: Bus on Mjuka linjen.