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At the public transport stop
You will find the name of the stop, the number of the tram or bus route, and the destination or intermediate destinations of the buses or trams servicing that stop on the stop sign.
On the information board, there will be a general route map (PDF-Document 405 KB), on which you can see the various connections available and the route taken. The night service route map (PDF-Document 253 KB) gives you an overview of all night services. The stops that can be reached with the short hop ticket are listed below these maps.
The public transport stop vicinity map shows you the location of the stop by means of a partial map of the city, making it easy for you to find your way to the streets and public buildings in the vicinity of the stop.
The posted timetables show the departure times of buses and trams that service the particular stop. Each route has its own timetable posted.
The digital display of the current departure time tells you when the buses and trams that service the stop in question will actually be departing. The bus or tram number, its destination and the departure time are displayed.
If you have questions, comments, or complaints, you can reach us around the clock by calling our information hotline, BSAG customer service, telephone number 0421 / 55 96 - 333.
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Purchasing Tickets
Tickets for Bremen and the entire VBN network are sold at BSAG customer centers and sales partners. You can of course also get information there; just ask us for a handy leaflet.
The following tickets can also be purchased from the driver: Single ticket for adults and children (price categories I + II), "short hop" single tickets, one-day travelcard (price category I), one-day travelcard (price category II), combi-tickets for adults and children (price categories A-J), combi-one-day travelcards (price categories A-J), Schönes Wochenende weekend ticket and the Regioticket. All other tickets (multiple-ticket strips, monthly or one-year passes) can be obtained at our sales points.
At BSAG sales points, you can obtain all tickets for the entire VBN network, from a one-year pass to an single ticket. Here you will also find information such as timetables for all stops, your own personal timetable, timetable book, the general route map, the night service map, and special information.
In the privately-owned sales points, single tickets, ticket strips, one-day travelcards (Bremer Kärtchen), and one-month passes can normally be purchased, and the timetable book is also available here.
You can of course also use your chip card in the vehicles themselves: Use the cash chip on your EC card to purchase your ticket and save 10% on the normal ticket price.
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Additional sources of information
For more information, our terminals at the customer center Domsheide and in the Roland Center are available to you, where you can print out your own timetable. The terminal at the customer center Domsheide and the terminal in the Roland Center are open during business hours. Or visit us at our customer service center at Domheide.
While you are travelling, the driver in the vehicle can answer any questions you may have. The service route is posted in the form of a general route map and shows you where you can connect to other routes.
There are also service teams working in the vehicles and at the Main Railway Station who will be glad to assist you.
Our hotline "BSAG Customer Service" is available around the clock: 0421 / 55 96 333.
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Travelling by bus and tram
Boarding
To open the doors, press the button beside the doors. With its low floor technology, BSAG provides obstacle-free access to buses and modern trams. Wheelchair-users should always enter and leave the vehicle at the first door. The driver will extend the wheelchair lift for you if required (this is not possible in older trams). Please understand that for safety reasons the lift may not be used for prams or rollator walkers.
Alighting
When you wish to alight, press a red button which you will generally find on an upright bar in the vehicle. To open the doors, press the blue button on the pole next to the doors.
A special service: You decide where we stop!
To make sure that you get home safely and conveniently when the night is closing in, you can now also alight between bus stops in districts on many bus routes after 8 p.m. All you have to do is let your bus driver know one stop in advance.
Overview of the routes:
- Route 30 from Lilienthaler Heerstraße to Falkenberg
- Routes 33/34 from Lilienthaler Heerstraße to Sebaldsbrück
- Route 38 from Züricher Straße to Marschstraße
- Routes 40/41 from Marschstraße to Sebaldsbrück
- Route 51 from Huckelriede to Kattenturm
- Route 55 from Friedhof Huchting to Brinkum/ZOB (main bus station)
- Route 61 from Neuer Schutzdeich to Sandhausen
- Route 62 from Neuer Schutzdeich to Hasenbühren
- Route 64 from Hermann-Ritter-Straße to GVZ-Hasenbühren
- Route 71 from Bahnhof Blumenthal to Neuenkirchen
- Route 74 from Bahnhof Blumenthal to Ostlandstraße
- Route 75/76 from Bahnhof Blumenthal to Ermlandstraße
- Route 79 from Bahnhof Aumund to Hammersbeck (circulation)
A special request: No eating and drinking in the buses and trams!
BSAG provides clean vehicles for its passengers day in day out; we consider this part of the service we offer you as our customer. For this reason we ask you to be so kind as to not eat or drink during the journey, as rubbish and food leftovers are not pleasant travelling companions. Thank you!
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