LüMO Expands to Bad Schwartau
LUMO, a ride-sharing system, has been in operation in Lübeck since February 2018. Now, the service has expanded to include the towns of Stockelsdorf and Bad Schwartau. This expansion is part of a research project funded by the federal government, with around one million euros provided.
Residents of these towns, excluding villages, can now benefit from the service. After booking via the app or phone, the minibus usually arrives at the specified virtual bus stop within 20 minutes. The service operates with numerous virtual bus stops in both Lübeck and the new locations.
The service operates in the new areas on Fridays and Saturdays between 8 pm and 4 am, and until 1 am on the other days. The fleet has been expanded by three vehicles, totaling ten minibuses, including three wheelchair-accessible models.
The minibuses are used in both neighboring communities, and the service can be booked via phone or app. For those interested, the address for LUMO is provided: Lümo. A link to view the location on Google Maps is also provided for easy reference: Google Maps
Photos for this article are credited to SWL. It's important to note that, as of now, there are no publicly available search results specifically detailing the expansion of the LUMO ride-sharing service to Stockelsdorf and Bad Schwartau, including information on its research project, fleet, or operation details. This may require direct consultation of LUMO service announcements or local transportation authorities in Stockelsdorf and Bad Schwartau.
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- The expansion of LUMO's ride-sharing service, funded by the federal government, has now reached the towns of Stockelsdorf and Bad Schwartau, making it accessible to their residents, excluding villages.
- This service, which provides transportation and is a part of the public-transit industry, operates in these new areas with virtual bus stops, utilizing three additional minibuses, including wheelchair-accessible models, for its finance-supported research project.
