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Who runs the regional trains in Jutland in 2026?

DSB took over from Go Collective in September 2026.

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Short answer

Since 1 September 2026 the regional trains in Central and West Jutland and on Funen are run by DSB under the name DSB Vores Tog, after Go Collective. The network has eight routes: Esbjerg–Niebüll, Herning–Skjern–Esbjerg, Struer–Vejle, Aarhus–Herning–Struer, Aarhus–Langå–Struer, Thisted–Struer, Esbjerg–Nørre Nebel and Odense–Svendborg. It covers about 665 km with 117 stops. Tickets and prices stayed the same after the takeover.

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Why

  1. DSB Vores Tog took over on 1 September 2026.
  2. Eight routes, about 665 km and 117 stops.
  3. Tickets and prices did not change.

Details

From 19 October 2026 Midtjyske Jernbaner trains also run between Struer and Thisted, while DSB Vores Tog stays responsible for the service.

Tip

Buy tickets as before in the DSB app, the Rejsebillet app, the Rejsekort app, at ticket machines or at 7-Eleven at stations.

What may differ

Train branding and timetables may still change after the takeover, so check Rejseplanen before you travel.

Common misconception

After the change of operator you need new tickets for the regional trains.

What actually happens

You buy tickets the same way as before, and the prices stayed the same.

People also ask

  • Can you take the train from Aarhus to Herning?
  • Is there a train from Esbjerg to Germany?
  • Does the Aarhus day ticket cover regional trains?

Sources

This answer is for reference only. Timetables, routes and fares change, so check the operator before you travel.

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