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1Königsbrunn, Enzianstraße → Mering, Bahnhof
2Mering, Bahnhof → Königsbrunn, Fuggerstraße
3Königsbrunn, Fuggerstraße → Mering, Bahnhof
4Mering, Bahnhof → Königsbrunn, Zentrum
Route stops

27 stops • 4 directions

AVV-Regionalbus 100: Konigsbrunn, Enzianstrasse => Mering, Bahnhof
AVV-Regionalbus 100: Königsbrunn, Enzianstraße => Mering, Bahnhof
  1. Konigsbrunn Enzianstrasse
    Königsbrunn Enzianstraße
  2. Konigsbrunn Lilienstrasse
    Königsbrunn Lilienstraße
  3. Konigsbrunn Ahornstrasse
    Königsbrunn Ahornstraße
  4. Konigsbrunn St. Johanneskirche
    Königsbrunn St. Johanneskirche
  5. Konigsbrunn Europaplatz
    Königsbrunn Europaplatz
  6. Konigsbrunn Heidestrasse
    Königsbrunn Heidestraße
  7. Konigsbrunn Cranzahler Strasse
    Königsbrunn Cranzahler Straße
  8. Merching, Mandichosee
    Merching, Mandichosee
AVV-Regionalbus 100: Mering, Bahnhof => Konigsbrunn, Fuggerstrasse
AVV-Regionalbus 100: Mering, Bahnhof => Königsbrunn, Fuggerstraße
  1. Mering Bahnhof (B)
    Mering Bahnhof (B)
  2. Merching, Mandichosee
    Merching, Mandichosee
  3. Konigsbrunn Cranzahler Strasse
    Königsbrunn Cranzahler Straße
  4. Konigsbrunn Zentrum
    Königsbrunn Zentrum
  5. Konigsbrunn Europaplatz
    Königsbrunn Europaplatz
  6. Konigsbrunn St. Johanneskirche
    Königsbrunn St. Johanneskirche
  7. Konigsbrunn Enzianstrasse
    Königsbrunn Enzianstraße
  8. Konigsbrunn Lilienstrasse
    Königsbrunn Lilienstraße
  9. Konigsbrunn Ahornstrasse
    Königsbrunn Ahornstraße
AVV-Regionalbus 100: Konigsbrunn, Fuggerstrasse => Mering, Bahnhof
AVV-Regionalbus 100: Königsbrunn, Fuggerstraße => Mering, Bahnhof
  1. Konigsbrunn Fuggerstrasse
    Königsbrunn Fuggerstraße
  2. Konigsbrunn St. Johanneskirche
    Königsbrunn St. Johanneskirche
  3. Konigsbrunn Europaplatz
    Königsbrunn Europaplatz
  4. Konigsbrunn Heidestrasse
    Königsbrunn Heidestraße
  5. Konigsbrunn Cranzahler Strasse
    Königsbrunn Cranzahler Straße
  6. Merching, Mandichosee
    Merching, Mandichosee
AVV-Regionalbus 100: Mering, Bahnhof => Konigsbrunn, Zentrum
  1. Mering Bahnhof (B)
  2. Merching, Mandichosee
  3. Konigsbrunn Cranzahler Strasse
  4. Konigsbrunn Zentrum
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Common Questions About This Route
We've gathered all the essentials based on open data. Straight answers to the questions people ask most often.

What number is assigned to this route?

Route number is 100. Remember it—the number stays the same everywhere: on the stop display, in apps, on the vehicle itself. Look for 100 specifically. If you're not sure you found the right stop, just ask someone nearby: 'Does bus 100 stop here?'

Where does bus #100 run?

This route serves the Augsburg (Germany) region. In larger metro areas, routes can pass through several districts or towns. To know for sure if it works for you, pull up the route map and check the key stops and direction.

Which transit system does it belong to?

This route is part of the 'Augsburger Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund' transit system. Within one network, payment and transfer rules are often consistent. Terms can differ though, so check current fares and payment methods in up-to-date sources before your trip.

Additional Route Information
AVV-Regionalbus 100: Konigsbrunn, Enzianstrasse => Mering, BahnhofAVV-Regionalbus 100: Königsbrunn, Enzianstraße => Mering, Bahnhof

Reference

100

Origin

Königsbrunn, Enzianstraße

Destination

Mering, Bahnhof

Route network

Augsburger Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund

Network (short)

AVV

AVV-Regionalbus 100: Mering, Bahnhof => Konigsbrunn, FuggerstrasseAVV-Regionalbus 100: Mering, Bahnhof => Königsbrunn, Fuggerstraße

Reference

100

Origin

Mering, Bahnhof

Destination

Königsbrunn, Fuggerstraße

Route network

Augsburger Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund

Network (short)

AVV

AVV-Regionalbus 100: Konigsbrunn, Fuggerstrasse => Mering, BahnhofAVV-Regionalbus 100: Königsbrunn, Fuggerstraße => Mering, Bahnhof

Reference

100

Origin

Königsbrunn, Fuggerstraße

Destination

Mering, Bahnhof

Route network

Augsburger Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund

Network (short)

AVV

AVV-Regionalbus 100: Mering, Bahnhof => Konigsbrunn, ZentrumAVV-Regionalbus 100: Mering, Bahnhof => Königsbrunn, Zentrum

Reference

100

Origin

Mering, Bahnhof

Destination

Königsbrunn, Zentrum

Route network

Augsburger Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund

Network (short)

AVV

Quick overview

Explore the bus 100 route in Augsburg (Germany). 4 directions, 27 stops, and an interactive route map available in one place.

Data source

The data is obtained from open sources and may contain inaccuracies. Route information is updated regularly.


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