Hamburger Hochbahn AG in the news

Hamburger Hochbahn AG is conducting extensive infrastructure renovations on the historic U3 subway line in two phases during autumn, involving track renewals and temporary service closures.

The new nine-million-euro bus terminal in Hamburg-Rahlstedt is operational, featuring modern design, ecological elements, increased capacity for 15,000 daily passengers, and prepared for future S4 integration.

Hamburg's first subway line, a circular route with 23 stations, began construction in 1906 and opened in 1912, passing 58 bridges, tunnels, and viaducts.

Hamburger Hochbahn will introduce credit card payments by 2030 and aims to increase passenger numbers by 30% by 2035 by leveraging network expansion, population growth, autonomous buses, and the inconvenience of car travel in Hamburg.

Hamburger Hochbahn AG has officially opened the new Rahlstedt bus facility, connecting 16 bus lines to the Rahlstedt train station with modern, accessible, and eco-friendly features.

Hamburger Hochbahn plans to implement a London-style system by 2030, allowing passengers to use credit and debit cards as tickets for public transport, aiming to simplify travel and boost ridership.

Hochbahn's CEO maintains that the U5 metro line will be completed by 2040 despite planning delays.

Wage negotiations between the ver.di union and Hamburger Hochbahn concluded without agreement, raising the prospect of more strikes in Hamburg's public transport.

Hochbahn's U5 project aims to cut construction-related CO2 emissions by 70% through sustainable materials, innovative tunnel construction, alternative fuels, and prioritizing electric equipment in procurement.

Preparations are underway for a new U3 subway station at Fuhlsbüttler Straße in Hamburg, aiming to connect 10,000 people to the public transit network by 2029.

Hamburger Hochbahn has banned bus driver Harry Willhöft from singing on duty due to passenger complaints, despite his popularity.

The Niendorf bus station in Hamburg is being redesigned to modernize the highly frequented stop.

A proposal to extend operating hours for Metrobus line 4 in Hamburg's HafenCity was rejected by the ruling coalition, drawing criticism from the CDU.

Hamburg's Niendorf Markt bus station will undergo a two-year modernization starting in 2028 to update its 1980s infrastructure, improve passenger amenities, and incorporate sustainable features.

Hamburger Hochbahn AG is modernizing the Niendorf Markt bus facility with a new, higher, and more sustainable roof, with construction starting in 2028.

Hamburger Hochbahn is renovating the Niendorf bus station to make it brighter and more modern, with details on the timeline and passenger benefits to be announced.

Hamburger Hochbahn AG plans to modernize the Niendorf Markt bus facility with a new roof, improved amenities, and green technology, with construction slated to begin in 2028.

Hamburger Hochbahn AG honored 16 bus drivers for up to 40 years of accident-free service in challenging Hamburg urban traffic conditions.

Hamburger Hochbahn AG honored 16 bus drivers for their extensive records of accident-free driving, with one driver recognized for 40 years of safe service.

Hamburger Hochbahn AG is planning a comprehensive modernization of the Niendorf Markt bus facility, including a new, higher roof with green and photovoltaic elements, to be built from 2028.