Reduction of Tram and Bus Services by DVB-Sparkus Continues
Heyo! Check this out, the Dresden public transport operator (DVB) is pulling a switcheroo with some major cost-cutting moves, straight up approved by the city council.
First off, they're gonna slow down tram line 7's roll between Gorbitz and Pennrich, hammerin' it with a 20-minute wait on weekdays from 6 am to 7 pm, then ease it up to a 30-minute interval 'til 10 pm. Shoutout to on-demand taxi service alita, though, for stepping up in the affected area whenever the bus ain't runnin' as regularly.
Now, bus line 74's gonna get chopped down to a Waldschlösschen to Jägerpark stretch, while bus line 76 goes tumbleweed town. Bummer, right? But fret not, 'cause you can still make it work with that alita service!
School holidays already got the cold shoulder from line 7, but the reductions keep on comin'. From June late, bus lines 78 and 88 are gonna see less frequent rides in certain sections. Plus, from December, bus line 87's final destination's a-changin' from Striesen to Tolkewitz.
Curious for the lowdown on these fine deets and wonderin' how to score an alita ride? Drop by the DVB website, and you'll be in the know!
Sidenote: Search findings didn't spill the beans on future moves in the Dresden transport system. However, there's plenty of ongoing changes 'n' happenings, like temporary bus line 85 re-routes, ad rollin' out on onboard announcements, and infrastructure work, such as electric line constructions. But for precise City Council-approved info, slide on over to official DVB resources or reach out to your local Dresden council homies.
- The Dresden city council has approved significant alterations in the public-transit industry, particularly affecting the finance of Dresden's tram and bus lines, such as the increased wait times for tram line 7 and the discontinuation of bus lines 74 and 76.
- In the realm of transportation and finance, additional changes in Dresden's public-transit system have been announced, including adjustments to bus lines 78, 88, and 87, as well as temporary re-routes and infrastructure work, like electric line constructions.
