Direct bus connection to the ferry: New connection strengthens mobility in the south-west of Hamburg
We invite you to the big Easter egg hunt on our buses! From 14 April 2025, a total of 50 colourful Easter eggs will be hiding in some of our city and regional buses in Stade. Be sure to keep an eye out! The eggs can be hidden anywhere on the bus: under the seats, on the handrails or even on the doors. With a bit of luck, you might find one of the coveted eggs and win a great prize! Each egg contains a ticket for the Stade Lions Club charity lottery. The main prize is a gold bar worth 10,000 euros. There is also an Edeka shopping voucher worth EUR 2,400 and a EUR 1,000 travel voucher to be won. The proceeds from the lottery will go towards the Schwinge Werkstätten project "Promoting participation in working life for people with disabilities". A special care department provides the necessary basic care measures to make everyday working life easier for people with disabilities. Thanks to the support of Charity 2025, important medical equipment can be purchased. The Lions Club Stade is personally supporting the project and thus promoting an inclusive working environment. The campaign runs from 14 April to 4 May 2025, so keep your eyes peeled when travelling by bus! With a bit of luck, you might find one of the hidden Easter eggs and support a charitable project at the same time. You can find more information about Charity 2025 from the Lions Club Stade here: https://lions-stade.de/lions-charity-2025/ PARTICIPATION CONDITIONS
We were delighted to present our first four electric buses in the district of Stade. We were able to present the new environmentally friendly vehicles at a press event together with representatives from politics, business and our company. The presentation was attended by Michael Fastert and Jan Behrendt from our management team as well as District Administrator Kai Seefried and District Councillor Thorsten Heinze. Other guests included Kai-Ulrich Baak and Inken Montzka from the district of Stade, Ottmar Heinen and Dr Rainer Gärtner from eMIS and Karsten Leist from Verkehrsgesellschaft Nord-Ost-Niedersachsen mbH (VNO). Clean mobility for all With the new and eye-catching electric buses, we are not only focussing on environmentally friendly technology, but are also actively contributing to improving the quality of life in our region. The buses will be used throughout the district of Stade and are therefore a visible sign of the change in mobility. This is made possible by federal funding from the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport's (BMDV) programme to promote alternative drive systems in passenger transport and with financial support from the district of Stade. The project is being subsidised as part of the Special Climate and Transformation Fund (KTF). Funding for this measure is also provided as part of the German Recovery and Resilience Plan (DARP) via the European Recovery and Resilience Facilities (ARF) in the NextGenerationEU programme. The funding guideline is coordinated by NOW GmbH and implemented by Project Management Jülich (PtJ). The new electric buses: sustainable and innovative The four new electric buses are from the IVECO brand and belong to the E-Way model. This model stands for the highest environmental standards and state-of-the-art electromobility. Range: With a range of up to 300 kilometres per charge, the buses are ideally suited for daily scheduled services. Capacity: They offer space for up to 70 passengers and ensure a pleasant journey with their low-noise drive. Sustainability: CO₂ emissions are reduced to zero thanks to the purely electric drive - a decisive step towards climate-friendly mobility in the district of Stade.
Erlenweg in Bützfleth will be closed from 11 September 2024 to 31 December 2026 due to a dilapidated bridge. ➡️ There are construction site timetables for the construction site – you can find them here. In detail: Routes 1027, 1135, 1047 and 1041 of line 2026 will remain on Obstmarschenweg and will not be able to serve the stops „Bützfleth, Friedhof“, „Bützfleth, Pappelstieg“ and “Bützfleth, Holunderweg„. Passengers are requested to use the “Bützfleth, Kirche„ stop instead. Routes 1010 and 1018 will be diverted via Moorchaussee, turning at the junction with Landernweg, and will not be able to serve the “Bützfleth, Holunderweg„ stop. Passengers are requested to use the replacement stop on Flethstraße near house number 101. Line 2075 will remain on Moorchaussee and will not be able to serve the “Bützfleth, Holunderweg" stop. Passengers are requested to use the replacement stop on Flethstraße near house number 101.
From 3 June 2024 to 4 November 2026, the bus facility at Harburg station will be closed due to renovation work. Lines 149, 4148, 4200 and 4210 will therefore be rerouted. ➡️ There are construction site timetables for the construction site - you can find them here. In detail: Line 149 in the direction of Harburg will take a diversion via Nartenstraße (which is already being used due to the closure of Brücke des 17. Juni), Veritaskai, Kanalplatz, Harburger Schloßstraße, Seehafenbrücke Harburger Ring and Knoopstraße and will not be able to serve the "Harburg, Bf. Harburg" stop. The stops "Hamburg, Süderelbe (Süd)", "Hamburg, Neuländer Straße", "Hamburg, Schellerdamm", "Hamburg, Kanalplatz", "Hamburg, Harburger Schloßstraße" and "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathaus (Eißendorfer Straße)" will also be served. In order to be able to pick up their journeys in the return direction more quickly, some journeys travel via Bundesstraße 73 and Schloßmühlendamm and serve the stop "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathaus" instead of the stop "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathaus (Eißendorfer Straße)". Individual journeys will serve the stops "Hamburg, Neuland", "Hamburg, Neuländer Weg", "Hamburg, Großmoorbogen (Neuländer See)", "Hamburg, Großmoorring", "Hamburg, Wohlersweg". These journeys cannot serve the "Hamburg, Bf. Harburg" stop either. As a replacement, stop at the alternative stop "Hamburg, Bf. Harburg (Großmoordamm)". From there, individual journeys will travel via Bundesstraße 73, Moorstraße, Wilstorfer Straße and Harburger Ring to the "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathaus" stop, while the others will travel directly back towards Winsen from the replacement stop at Harburg station. Line 149 in the direction of Winsen will take a diversion via Harburger Ring, Seehafenbrücke, Karnapp, Seevestraße, Hannoversche Straße, Neuländer Straße and Nartenstraße and will not be able to serve the "Hamburg, Bf. Harburg" stop. The route via Neuländer Straße and Nartenstraße will be cancelled with the end of the Bridge of 17 June construction project. The stops "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathaus" and "Hamburg, Karnapp" will also be served. Journeys travelling directly from "Hamburg, Bf. Harburg (Großmoordamm)" in the direction of Winsen will travel via the Bundesstraße 73, the Hanover Bridge and Hannoversche Straße. During the closure of Brücke des 17. Juni they will also travel via Neuländer Straße and Nartenstraße. Line 149 cannot operate at all from 15 July to 4 August 2024 due to the Bridge of 17 June construction project. Further information can be found in the announcement on this construction project. Line 4148 will take a diversion via Wilstorfer Straße, Harburger Ring, Knoopstraße, Bremer Straße and Krummholzberg and will not be able to serve the "Hamburg, Bf. Harburg" stop. In the direction of Harburg, the stops "Hamburg, Harburger Ring" and "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathuas" will also be served. In the direction of Jesteburg, the stops "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathaus", "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathaus (Eißendorfer Straße)", "Hamburg, Knoopstraße/Bremer Straße", "Hamburg, Moorstraße" (replacement stop in Wilstorfer Straße) will also be served. Lines 4200 and 4210 will run from Krummholzberg directly onto Harburger Ring to the stop "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathaus" and will not be able to serve the stops "Hamburg, Moorstraße" and "Hamburg, Bf. Harburg". Passengers are requested to use the stops "Hamburg, S Harburg Rathaus" and "Hamburg S Harburg Rathaus (Eißendorfer Straße)".
From 2 April 2024 to 30 June 2028, Harsefelder Straße in Stade will be closed in 9 construction phases due to renovation work on the cycle path, footpath and retention channel. ➡️ There are roadworks timetables for the construction site - you can find them here. In detail: ➡️ In construction phase 3 (from 12 September 2024 to 22 August 2025), Harsefelder Straße will be closed on one side at the „Am Exerzierplatz“ junction and set up as a one-way street in a southerly direction. The following restrictions and diversions apply: 🚍 Lines 2004 and 2021➡️ cannot serve the „Stade, Sachsenstraße (West)“ stop.🔁 Line 2004 will take a diversion via Timm-Kröger-Straße and Holtermannstraße❌ and will also not be able to serve the „Stade, Brauerstraße“ stop.✅ Please use the „Stade, Timm-Kröger-Straße“ stop instead. 🚍 Lines 2001, 2012, 2018, 2025, 2026, 2037, 2051, 2060, 2061, 2365, 2370, 2372, 2376➡️ will take diversions via Timm-Kröger-Straße. The following additional restrictions apply:- Line 2012 (journeys 1005, 1009, 1013),- Direction 2 of line 2061,- as well as lines 2060, 2370, 2372, 2376❌ cannot serve the „Stade, Sachsenstraße (West)“ stop. Lines 2060, 2061 and 2370❌ will also not be able to serve the „Stade, Brauerstraße“ stop. ❌ The „Stade, Am Exerzierplatz“ stop will be cancelled for all lines.
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