The MV Mobility Campaign was presented by the Ministry of Transport in spring 2023. Its purpose is to expand public transport services and, in particular, to increase the public transport offering in rural areas. The aim was to close gaps in the network with bus and rail services. More expansion, more service and a wide reach with the bus network. 

Mobility Campaign objectives

  • More rail infrastructure expansion, 
  • increased rail transport timetable offering with clear structure and frequent service, 
  • together with the districts and the transport companies, we are building a dense network, 
  • we secure the last mile with the state-wide MV dial-a-bus. 

Expanding rail infrastructure 

Before the Mobility Campaign, the starting point for rail transport was generally a two-hourly service. The idea is to create a high-quality cross-regional transport service by expanding rail transport infrastructure. In the medium term, future service expansions should be available on an hourly basis on all main axes of the state transport network and a minimum of every two hours on its secondary axes. The plan is also for operating times to be extended, including at weekends and in season. 

Rail timetable expansion  

We are setting the course for a rail timetable offering with a clear structure and frequent service. 

In future, on working days, the main axes should operate an hourly service at a minimum. Trains should run every two hours at a minimum on secondary axes and connections to Regiobus MV services should be created at rail stations. The plan will be implemented in several stages. Additional resources, such as vehicles and personnel, must be obtained. 

High-quality regular services across the region 

The aim is to create high-quality regular services across the region with a state-wide Regiobus system, run using modern low-floor buses. The cross-district Regiobus lines are implemented on important transport axes in the state, with consistent quality standards.

These operate regularly on an hourly basis or every two hours, unaffected by school and holiday periods. The Regiobus line service is being expanded, particularly at weekends and outside traditional peak times.

Buses generally operate Monday-Saturday between 5 AM and 10 PM and on Sundays and public holidays between 8 AM and 8 PM. The Regiobus lines are also linked to rail transport to create a dense transport network for all of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Reaching the last mile with the MV dial-a-bus  

With MV dial-a-bus services financially supported by the state, we are connecting a dense network for all of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Currently, the aim is to use minibuses to close existing gaps in network coverage in rural areas. Corresponding vehicle and staff resources shall be created for this purpose, working together with the districts and transport companies.  

In this case, as for the Regiobus MV services, authority responsibility remains with the districts.  

More public transport for all of MV,  

particularly in rural areas and tourist destinations: 

  • More trains and more buses, 
  • more routes, 
  • more frequent services 
  • interconnection of bus and rail, 
  • enabling participation, 
  • attractive ticket offers, 
  • digital timetable information with ticketing. 

→ a mobility network for MV  

The Mobility Campaign leaflet is available here:

800 days of the Mobility Campaign MV 

In the first 800 days of the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Mobility Campaign, achievements included the following: 

  • offering a Deutschlandticket at a reduced price of EUR 38 for apprentices in MV and senior citizens from MV 
  • establishing the following Regiobus lines:
    • Dec. 2023:
      • Linie 170: Sternberg – Schwerin
      • Linie 012: Neubrandenburg – Waren
      • Linie 330: Wismar – Grevesmühlen
    • März 2024:
      • Linie 270: Sternberg – Güstrow
      • Mai 2024: Linie 012 + 011 à 012: (Neubrandenburg –) Waren – Röbel
      • Juni 2024: Linie 029: Klein Zicker – Sassnitz
    • Sep. 2024:
      • Linie 320: Sanitz – Tribsees
      • Linie 245: Wismar – Blankenberg
      • Linie 345: Grevesmühlen – Boltenhagen – Weiße Wiek
    • Dez. 2024:
      • Linie 345 à 240: (Grevesmühlen – Weiße Wiek) – Wismar
    • Juni 2025:
      • Linie 125: Bad Doberan – Hohen Luckow – Schwaan
    • Juli 2025:
      • Linie 250: Güstrow – Krakow am See – Linstow
    • Sep. 2025:
      • Linie 320:  (Sanitz – Tribsees) – Greifswald
    • Okt. 2025:
      • Linie 403: Malchin – Waren
      • Linie 500: Neubrandenburg – Friedland
      • Linie 619: Neustrelitz – Feldberg
    • Dez. 2025:
      • Linie 54: Hagenow – Zarrentin
      • Linie 58: Ludwigslust – Dömitz
      • Linie 735: Krakow am See – Plau am See – Meyenburg
  • in vier von sechs Landkreisen ist ein 100% flächendeckendes System von Rufbussen komplettiert und optimiert; weiterhin stufenweiser Aufbau in den anderen beiden Landkreisen
  • im Jahresverlauf 2025 wurden die ersten Rufbusgebiete auf der Insel Rügen eingeführt
  • das Angebot im Schienenpersonennahverkehr soll durch häufigere und schnellere Verbindungen ausgebaut werden und an die Regiobusse MV angeknüpft werden
    • die aktuellen Fahrplanänderungen im SPNV finden Sie here


Local rail passenger transport changes in 2026

Preliminary remarks

  • Hourly exchange due to new long-distance transport concept with nationwide implications
  • Adjustments on numerous lines

RE1

  • Nimmt vsl. ab 01.05.2025 wieder den Regelbetrieb auf (Abschluss Generalsanierung Hamburg <> Berlin)
  • Hourly exchange
  • All trains now stop in Holthusen
  • Optimisations at the beginning and end of the day
  • Kirch-Jesar + Zachun stops discontinued for operational and technical reasons

RE3/RE7/RE10/RE30

  • Reorganisation of service
  • Neu stündliches Angebot Stralsund <> Berlin
  • Alternating RE3 without change and RE30 with change at Angermünde
  • Greifswald connection to long-distance transport now with RE3/RE30 instead of RE7
  • RE10 (ODEG) merges into RE3/RE30 (DB Regio), single journeys with ODEG remain
  • Due to conflicts with long-distance transport, individual stops between Greifswald and Angermünde cannot be served by all trains

RE4

  • Expected to resume regular service between Bad Kleinen and Bützow from 1 May 2025
  • Neu umsteigefrei Bützow <> Ueckermünde
  • Stundentausch Pasewalk <> Ueckermünde
  • Ab 01.05.2025 Vollsperrung Schönberg <> Bad Kleinen, Strecke Lübeck <> Bad Kleinen wird ausgebaut und elektrifiziert

RE5/RE50/RE51

  • Neu Wochenende stündliches Angebot Stralsund <> Neubrandenburg
  • RE50 now operated by ODEG instead of DB Regio.

RE8/RB17

  • RE8 nimmt vsl. ab 01.05.2025 wieder den Regelbetrieb auf (Abschluss Generalsanierung Hamburg <> Berlin)
  • RB17 will be merged into RE8
  • Hourly exchange

RE9

  • Mostly hourly service throughout the day (partly overlapping with long-distance services, with NV tickets including D-Tickets accepted)
  • Single journeys at the start and end of the day now operated by DB Regio

RB11/RB12

  • Due to postponement of Rövershagen renovation by InfraGO, replacement concept in progress, expected to have little difference in travel time compared to previous concept

RB13/RB14

  • New WM2 transport contract
  • New hourly service daily
  • Extension of operating hours

RB15

  • New WM2 transport contract
  • Weekend extension of operating hours

RB16

  • New WM2 transport contract

RB18

  • Nimmt vsl. ab 01.05.2025 wieder den Regelbetrieb auf (Abschluss Generalsanierung Hamburg <> Berlin)
  • Extension of operating hours
  • Hourly exchange

RB25

  • New WANDA transport contract
  • Verlängert Barth <> Velgast neu umsteigefrei bis Stralsund
  • New hourly service
  • Saatel + Kenz stops omitted for operational and technical reasons

RB28

  • Neu Rostock <> Bad Kleinen (Vorlaufbetrieb Rostock <> Lübeck ab 2029)
  • Zusammen mit RE1 und RB18 stündliches Angebot Rostock <> Schwerin