DAI-LINER revolutionizes local transport in the Ostkreis Darmstadt

DAI-LINER revolutionizes local transport in the Ostkreis Darmstadt

Groß-Umstadt, Deutschland - The DAI-LINER has now also found its way into the eastern district of Darmstadt-Dieburg and replaced the traditional line buses on weekends. As Fr.a>, this new transport model was introduced during the timetable change to the low load of the bus in particular and on weekends to counteract. As part of this pilot project, the electrical minibuses in communities such as Groß-Umstadt, Otzberg and Modautal run from Friday to Sunday.

The DAIS liners, which represent a popular additional option in the western district, now offer flexible and environmentally friendly alternative to line traffic. Passengers can book the minibuses via the RMV-on-demand app 2.0 or by phone, with the train station in Ober-Ramstadt on weekends. The taxis are ready to almost pick the passengers from the front door and to bring them to their destination. This is not only regarded by the Dadina as a step to improve local transport, but also as a sensible measure for environmental protection, since the vehicles are operated electrically and only drive on request, so dadina.de .

innovative booking system and environmentally friendly mobility

The fare of the DAI-LINER corresponds to the previous ticket price of the regular buses, which continues to make use attractive. Only the booking has to be made in advance via the app or by phone, whereby certain deadlines must be observed. Users can also benefit from approved support programs, such as job and student tickets. The introduction of the DAI-LINER could also help to gain new target groups for public transport by facilitating access to so far less well-connected destinations such as the forest cemetery in Groß-Umstadt.

The system also supports mobile communities: If several people drive in similar directions, they can be transported together, which optimizes the journey time. For smooth use, it is advisable to book the minibuses in time - one week in advance is possible and ensures maximum flexibility in passengers. This extensive redesign of local public transport in southern Hesse could be a sign of modern mobility that is tailored to the demands of the citizens and at the same time acts environmentally friendly.