Timetables
It is a big, complicated puzzle when Movia puts together its schedules for the bus lines. Planning takes place with the municipalities and regions in which the buses operate. The timetables must attempt to meet passengers’ needs while working with limitations imposed by available resources.
Movia appreciates suggestions and feedback that we use in the follow-up of bus operations. All enquiries are taken seriously and processed.
Many aspects must be taken into consideration when designing timetables.
The buses often have connections at multiple places where passengers must switch to trains or to another bus.
Customer suggestions and input for timetables are included in the forward planning on which Movia and the municipalities/regions cooperate.
Unfortunately, not always. Movia does not own the buses and how many buses are on the routes is a matter of supply and demand.
All changes are made in dialogue with municipalities and regions that determine the level of service.
Movia does its best to ensure that the greatest amount possible of passengers are satisfied with the timetable.
However, it is an impossible task to make all connections dovetail – especially on long routes with many passengers and connecting points.
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Write to Movia about our timetables (form only available in Danish)