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Reliable transport from A to B
The timetable change on 13 December 2026 will bring noticeable improvements thanks to targeted adjustments. The new timetable takes specific customer requests into account. The changes focus on more reliable connections and optimised services for commuters.
Every timetable change provides an opportunity to adjust journey times where necessary. Traffic volumes, the number of passengers boarding and alighting, and changes to routes have a significant impact on actual journey times, which vary considerably depending on the time of day. To ensure that connections and travel chains run smoothly, the ZVB regularly adjusts journey times to reflect new circumstances. This improves punctuality and reliability and optimises the public transport service.
Timetable 2027
Click here for the timetable for ZVB routes (including night express services).
Click here for the Seetal Freiamt timetable.
With the 2024 and 2025 timetables, the ZVB expanded its service in two major stages, by around seven per cent in each instance. Following this strong growth, the focus in 2026 was primarily on adjustments and minor improvements. The ZVB is continuing along this path with the 2027 timetable: the expanded service will be consolidated and optimised where concrete added value can be created for passengers.
It is important for the ZVB to provide a public transport service that the public actually needs. Thanks to the timetable consultation process, in which ZVB customers actively participate, specific requests can be taken on board. Provided they are operationally feasible and beneficial to many passengers, they are endorsed and implemented in collaboration with the relevant cantonal authorities. Here are a few examples from the regions:
- Baar: The new local bus on route 633 connects Deinikon with Aberenrain via Baar railway station.
- Rotkreuz – Cham – Knonau: The existing route 648 is being split. Route 644 will now connect Cham with Knonau, whilst route 648 will connect Cham with Rotkreuz.
- Cham – Oberwil: The quarter-hourly service on route 643 is being extended. This will improve connections to the S1 in Cham.
We recommend that all passengers check the timetable before travelling.