Mobility management

From the 2025/26 timetable change on December 15, the Alpenbus will connect the region from Murnau to Rosenheim with two national bus routes. The east and west branches will meet in the middle, in Bad Tölz. The Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen district office coordinated the project implementation on behalf of the Free State and the districts. The Free State is making a major contribution to the funding. The Alpenbus will run daily every hour to central locations in the Alpine region between Murnau and Rosenheim. Almost at the same time as the introduction of the Alpenbus, the tariff unity will become a reality, as the district of Garmisch-Partenkirchen will join the Munich Transport Association on January 1, 2026. One fare, one ticket, one system will then apply along the entire route.

Detailed information on the Alpenbus can be found in the press release dated 13.12.2023

Unlimited travel with MVV and Deutschlandticket. Whether it's a hike to the Eng-Almen, a summit tour to the Schafreuter or simply taking a deep breath - the BergBus Eng (line 369) commutes to the Tyrolean Rißtal, in the middle of the Karwendel Nature Park.

New from 2025: The MVV ticket or Deutschlandticket is valid on the entire route.

• Starting point: Lenggries - ideally accessible with the BRB from Munich
• Timetable: 7 trips per day on weekends and public holidays, 2 on weekdays

• Season: June 7 - October 12, 2025

You can find all departure times in the timetable.
The timetable is also available in the MVV journey planner.

Line 369 is part of a forward-looking mobility concept for the Alpine region. Tourism and mobility go hand in hand here - for more recreation, less traffic and a region that we protect together.

The BergBus Eng campaign is supported by the district administration of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, the Karwendel Nature Park and the market town of Vomp - funded by the INTERREG program Bavaria-Austria 2021-2027.

Information on the mountain bus to the Eng project can be found under Euregio projects.

The video of the Bergbus Eng will be displayed as soon as you click to release it. If you would like to read subtitles or follow the transcript, please select "Watch on YouTube" in the movie.

The X970 express bus service between Starnberg and Bad Tölz has been in operation since December 2021 and has successfully established itself among commuters, with up to 2,000 passengers using it on some weekdays. In February 2023, a new project was also launched between the districts of Starnberg and Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen: locals and guests are invited to use the X970 line for excursions and sightseeing.

The highlights along the X970 adventure bus route are described on the Tölzer-Land-Tourismus website. The mini timetable for the line can be found at MVV.

Since 2023, the district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen has been participating in the European Mobility Week with its own public transport taster day. The aim is to get as many citizens as possible interested in environmentally friendly mobility and to introduce them to the benefits of local public transport.

On Taster Day, all MVV regional, express and city buses in the district can be used free of charge - without a ticket. In 2025, there will once again be the opportunity to get to know public transport in an uncomplicated and free way. The next taster day will take place on September 21, 2025.

Whether to work, school or for an excursion: take the opportunity to try out bus travel - climate-friendly, convenient and free of charge!

Further information on European Mobility Week can be found at European Mobility Week / Federal Environment Agency.

The journey to school is more than just the way to school - it is a learning and experience space in which children develop independence, road safety and social skills. This is exactly where the primary school competition "Fit for school, fit for the future!" comes in, which will take place for the first time in the district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen in 2025.

From September 29 to October 17, 2025, primary school children in grades 1 to 4 are invited to get to school as often as possible in an active and environmentally friendly way - on foot, by scooter, by bike or by bus and train. The aim is to encourage the children's urge to exercise, strengthen cooperation and counteract the "parent cab" problem.

The competition is a joint project of the MVV network districts of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, Dachau, Freising, Miesbach and Starnberg as part of the "Mobile Future Munich" (MZM) alliance. All participating classes receive a certificate - and great prizes await particularly committed classes and schools.