New bus line MKK 86: Better public transport for Bad Soden-Salmünster and Partenstein!

New bus line MKK 86: Better public transport for Bad Soden-Salmünster and Partenstein!

Partenstein, Deutschland - Public transport (public transport) between Bad Soden-Salmünster and Partenstein is facing a revolution! From December 15th, the brand new bus line MKK 86 will run daily on the network of the Main-Kinzig-Kreis Transport Society at two-hour intervals, even on weekends in a four-hour rhythm. These new connections not only open fresh travel paths, but also new opportunities for commuters, tourists and nature lovers!

The initiative for this new bus line was not an easy matter. Two federal states, two counties and two transport associations had to work together to create such a decisive connection. Thanks to the financial support of 120,000 euros by the Main-Spessart district council, the company will be secured in the first year. The MKK 86 is also seamlessly combined with the trains at the Partenstein train station in order to significantly shorten the travel time for commuters. What are you still waiting for? Quick from Lohrhaupten to Würzburg in just 79 minutes - that's the new reality!

tempting connections for tourists and commuters

The MKK 86 is not only good news for working people, but also a gift for tourists. The charming spa towns of Bad Soden-Salmünster and Bad Orb are directly connected to the next train station in Partenstein, which makes access to these popular destinations easier. Commuters can get to their goals faster and easier - from work to a visit to the doctor without losing themselves during long waiting times! A switch to the Main Spessart Bus Line 652 enables quick to continue traveling to the best hotspots in the region.

not enough! Meriously athletes and cyclists can look forward to, because from 2025 the bus line is to be equipped with special wheel carriers. The prospect of conveniently exploring the bike and recovering by bus will open the prospect of conveniently exploring a new dimension of bicycle tourism! The mayors of both communities are optimistic about these innovations, which will strengthen the connection between the regions and hope for similar solutions for other transport connections to further improve accessibility.