MVV

Traffic updates

Alle Meldungen

Buses 262 and 463: Service suspended between Landsham and Pliening from 13 July 26 to 24 July 26

Buses E09, E10, E11, E31, E39, E51, E55, E58: Closure of Etzstraße – diversion and partial relocation of bus stops

Other travel options on the MVV network

MyRadl

Together with Munich and 36 other towns and local authorities, the MVV is launching a regional bike-sharing scheme that operates across local authority boundaries and promotes sustainable transport.

FLEX & FLEXline

On-demand local transport

MVV On-Demand: Journeys on demand, bookable via the app or by phone – the perfect complement to regular bus services in rural areas.

Shared Mobility

Shared mobility in the MVV network: flexible travel without owning a car – using shared bikes, cars and e-vehicles. Sustainable, convenient and resource-efficient.

Current topics

06/19/2026

More than 116,000 journeys in just over a month show that MyRadl has become part of everyday life –…

Mobility in Germany 2023 (MiD) – MVV/MVG Summary Report

05/22/2026

How do people get around in the MVV area? The brief report on MiD 2023 provides answers and shows…

05/05/2026

Nominations open until 31 May 2026 | Over 2,000 stories already received

The nationwide “Favourite…

Group photo, from left: District Administrator Otto Lederer (Rosenheim), District Administrator Stefan Löwl (Dachau), District Administrator Thomas Eichinger (Landsberg am Lech), Bavaria’s Minister for Transport Christian Bernreiter, District Administrator Christoph Göbel (Munich), District Administrator and spokesperson for the MVV network districts Robert Niedergesäß (Ebersberg), MVV Managing Director Bernd Rosenbusch, District Administrator Maximilian Heimerl (Mühldorf am Inn) and District Administrator Josef Niedermaier (Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen) (Source: StMB)

01/21/2026

On 20 January 2026, the member districts and towns of the MVV submitted the second update of their…

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Germany Ticket (D-Ticket)

The D-Ticket, also known as the Deutschlandticket, allows unlimited travel on local public transport throughout Germany for a fixed monthly price of 63 euros.

It is valid on all buses, trams, underground trains, suburban trains and regional trains, and offers a cost-effective and convenient way to use public transport.

Further information on the D-Ticket