Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr

Total passengers transported

Mode of transport

• 1: Essen, Mülheim
• 2: Kreis Recklinghausen, Bottrop
• 3: Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Witten
• 4: Dortmund
• 5: Hagen, Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis
• 6: Wuppertal, Solingen, Remscheid
• 7: Düsseldorf right of the Rhine
• 8: Düsseldorf east of the Rhine and surrounding areas
• 9: Duisburg, Oberhausen
• 0: Mönchengladbach, Krefeld
• no key number: Kleve, Wesel

• Express buses are called Schnellbus and have the prefix SB followed by a two-digit-number. None of these numbers is a key number.
• Semi-fast buses are called City-Express and have the prefix CE followed by a two-digit-number. As with the Schnellbusse none of these numbers is a key number.
• Taxi buses are AST – AnrufSammelTaxi or ALT – AnrufLinienTaxi or Taxibus
• In some cities the local buses have an own numbering system, e.g. the buses in Velbert are called Ortsbus, their line number consists of an OV followed by a one- or two-digit number.
• In some cities the night buses are called NachtExpress – NE

• in regional rail transit
• * 11 S-Bahn lines
• * 15 RegionalExpress lines
• * 24 RegionalBahn lines
• in local rail transit
• * 19 Stadtbahn light rail lines
• * 45 streetcar lines
• * 1 Schwebebahn line
• * 2 H-Bahn peoplemover systems made up of three lines
• in bus transit
• * 906 bus lines, including
• ** 33 express bus lines
• ** 18 semi-fast bus lines
• * 6 trolleybus lines
• 15,300 km of route network
• 11,500 transit stops

  Associated transport companies

Selected cities and parishes in the VRR area

• Aachener Verkehrsverbund
• * Heinsberg
• ** Wegberg
• Verkehrsgemeinschaft Münsterland
• * Borken
• ** Bocholt
• ** Isselburg
• ** Raesfeld
• Verkehrsgemeinschaft Ruhr-Lippe
• * Unna
• ** Bergkamen
• ** Holzwickede
• ** Kamen
• ** Lünen
• ** Schwerte
• ** Unna
• * Märkischer Kreis
• ** Nachrodt-Wiblingwerde
• the Netherlands
• * Province Gelderland
• ** Arnhem
• ** Millingen aan de Rijn
• ** Nijmegen
• ** 's-Heerenberg
• ** Zevenaar
• * Province Limburg
• ** Venlo