Zugerland Verkehrsbetriebe

Reliably from A to B

The timetable change on 14 December 2025 will bring significant improvements with minor changes. The new timetable implements specific customer requirements. The adjustments focus on stable connections and optimised connections for commuters.

This is a major expansion step that will be felt in all regions. Commuter routes will be supplemented with additional connections and more frequent services at peak times. At weekends
New services will be created at weekends to meet the growing demand for leisure transport.

 
Route network plan 2025

All our lines at a glance.

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Route network plan 2026

All our lines at a glance.

Zug night express 2025

The route network map of all overnight express lines with the new boarding points

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Timetable 2025

Click here for the timetable of the ZVB lines (including night express lines).
Click here for the timetable of the Seetal Freiamt lines.

   

At weekends, the night buses now run at 1am, 2am and 3am from Zug, Bahnhofplatz. Even more stops will be served and boarding and exit will also be possible on the return journey. The result is a night network with continuous connections until around 4 a.m., ensuring connections to long-distance trains and other night buses. Due to the new night network
there are some route adjustments. The overnight express N2 now runs via Inwil to Menzingen, the N3 via Baar, Sihlbrugg to Neuheim and the N5 now even runs until 4 a.m. and from Walchwil onwards to Brunnen, SZ.

With the timetable consultation in spring 2024, some specific customer requests were submitted to the Canton of Zug and the ZVB. Where operationally feasible and sensible for many passengers, the requests will be incorporated. Customer requests can be implemented in the following regions
- Neuheim: 15-minute service Monday-Friday at peak times (line 632).
- Allenwinden-Neuägeri: 15-minute service Monday-Friday at peak times (line 634).
- Oberwil: In the evening, the buses on route 611 will wait for the long-distance service at the Zug, Metalli stop, so that the journey home is guaranteed.
- Baar: In the evening, one more long-distance connection will be made with route 603 before switching to the 30-minute interval.
- Knonau: The connection from Cham to Knonau is now also offered on Saturdays (line 648).
- Langacker (Cham): 15-minute service Monday-Friday at peak times with connection to the S1 in Cham (route 642).
- Merlischachen: New public transport connection from Meggen to Küssnacht and on to Immensee (line 622).
- Weggis: Direct bus connection to Rotkreuz Monday-Friday during peak times (line 653).
- Menzingen: An early morning service will be introduced on Sundays (route 602).
- Baar: Line 614 runs Monday-Saturday until 10 pm.