What is the Plusbus in Aalborg?
Denmark's first bus rapid transit line.
Short answer
The Plusbus is Denmark's first bus rapid transit line and has run in Aalborg since 23 September 2023. It is bus line 2, which runs from Væddeløbsbanen through the city centre to the university area, about every 7 minutes. Since late August 2024 it also runs from the university to Hospitalsbyen. The electric buses are just under 25 metres long, run in their own bus lane and take more than 150 passengers each.
Why
- Line 2, about every 7 minutes.
- Electric buses just under 25 metres long.
- 22 stops, with art at the stations.
Details
You can board and leave the Plusbus and all Aalborg city buses through any door.
Tip
You cannot buy a ticket on the Plusbus, so buy it in the Rejsebillet app before you board.
What may differ
Routes and frequencies can change, so check the timetable on Rejseplanen before you travel.
Common misconception
Aalborg has a light rail like Aarhus and Odense.
What actually happens
Aalborg has no light rail; the Plusbus is an electric bus line in its own lane.
People also ask
- How much is a bus ticket in Aalborg?
- Does the Plusbus go to Aalborg University Hospital?
- Can you take a bike on the bus in Aalborg?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Timetables, routes and fares change, so check the operator before you travel.
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