Question 1

How do I find my line timetable?

Accepted Answer

Type the line number (e.g. 12) or a terminus name into the search above the list. Clicking a line opens a page with hourly departures for weekdays, Saturday and Sunday, the list of stops and the route on the map.

Question 2

How do I find my line timetable?

Accepted Answer

Type the line number (e.g. 12) or a terminus name into the search above the list. Clicking a line opens a page with hourly departures for weekdays, Saturday and Sunday, the list of stops and the route on the map.

Question 3

Are the departures official?

Accepted Answer

Departures come from the official St. Pölten operator source and are checked daily; every line carries the date of the last check and the last timetable change. On circular lines with a through terminus the return departures are estimated, and that is marked explicitly.

Question 4

How do I see weekend departures?

Accepted Answer

On the line page, switch the day to Saturday or Sunday in the timetable. If the line does not run that day, that is stated clearly instead of a table.

Question 5

What does the “right now” time mean?

Accepted Answer

Beside the average ride time we show an estimate for the current hour, derived from measured travel times per departure hour — longer at peak, shorter off-peak.

Question 6

Are night and eco lines included?

Accepted Answer

This city network currently has bus lines only; as soon as the operator introduces other modes, they will appear in the filter.

Question 7

What if a line is affected by a change?

Accepted Answer

Changes appear on the line page (above the timetable) and on the changes map, with the period, the affected stops and the list of other lines the same change affects.

Timetables — all St. Pölten public transport lines