Tips for transporting bicycles

If space allows it, you are welcome to take along your bicycle on our buses and trains any time you want. But ifa vehicle is too crowded, the driver has the authority to decline the transport of bicycles. On trains, the middle coaches are usually less crowded – please try entering there first.

You will understand that baby buggies and wheelchair users have higher priority than bicycles. Please note that suburban trains and the regional trains of German Railways (Ger.: DB) have different regulations for the transport of bicycles.

You will find bike shelters at almost every station - be it underground, suburban and regional train (Ger.: S- & R-Bahn), or tram.

For every bicycle you want to take on a train or bus a children's ticket needs to be purchased. That can be a Single ticket (Ger.: Einzelkarte) or Strip ticket (Ger.: Streifenkarte). A MobiCard or Annual ticket Plus (Ger.: JahresAbo PLus) allows you to take up to two bikes with you – but please bear in mind that these seasonal tickets have limitations on times of transport.

The DayTicket Plus (Ger.: TagesTicket Plus) is valid for up to six bicycles – in this case, one bicycle counts as one passenger. Alternatively, you can also buy a Bicycle DayTicket Bavaria (Ger.: Fahrrad-Tageskarte Bayern).

If you as a parent or grandparent use a children's Single ticket (Ger.: Einzelfahrkarte), a Strip ticket (Ger.: Streifenkarte), or a Bicycle Ticket Bavaria (Ger.: Fahrrad-Tageskarte Bayern) for your bike, you can take your children and grandchildren up to the age of 14 years with you for free.

Bicycles up to 20 inch
For infant's and children's bicycles, you do not need an extra ticket at all.