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88.901 Feldkirch – Bendern – Schaan/Vaduz – Balzers (Nachtbus N1) Stand: 27 FAHRPLANJAHR 2021 88.901 Feldkirch – Bendern – Schaan/Vaduz – Balzers (Nachtbus N1) Stand: 27. Oktober 2020 81100 81900 Feldkirch, Busplatz 01 40 01 40 Feldkirch, Landesgericht 01 41 01 41 Feldkirch, Schulzentrum 01 42 01 42 Tisis, 01 42 01 42 Leopold-Scheel-Weg Tisis, Letzestrasse 01 43 01 43 Tisis, Rappenwaldstrasse 01 44 01 44 Tisis, Töbeleweg 01 44 01 44 Schaanwald, Zollamt 01 45 01 45 Schaanwald, Zuschg 01 46 01 46 Schaanwald, Waldstrasse 01 47 01 47 Schaanwald, Industrie 01 47 01 47 Mauren FL, Ziel 01 48 01 48 Mauren FL, Freihof 01 49 01 49 Mauren FL, Post 01 50 01 50 Mauren FL, Freiendorf 01 50 01 50 Mauren FL, Wegacker 01 51 01 51 Mauren FL, Fallsgass 01 51 01 51 Eschen, Kohlplatz 01 53 01 53 Eschen, Post 01 54 01 54 Eschen, Eintracht 01 55 01 55 Eschen, Haldengasse 01 55 01 55 Eschen, Brühl 01 56 01 56 Bendern, Widagass 01 57 01 57 Bendern, Post 01 58 01 58 Bendern, Under Atzig 01 58 01 58 Bendern, Pinocchio 02 00 02 00 Schaan, Rosengarten 02 01 02 01 Schaan, Hilcona 02 03 02 03 Schaan, LIHGA 02 04 Schaan, Ivoclar 02 04 02 05 Schaan, Bahnhof 02 05 02 06 Schaan, Bahnhof 02 08 02 08 Schaan, Zentrum/LKW 02 09 02 09 Schaan, Laurentiusbad 02 10 02 10 Schaan, Quader 02 11 02 11 Vaduz, Mühleholz 02 12 02 12 Vaduz, 02 13 02 13 Ebenholz/Universität Vaduz, Hofkellerei 02 14 02 14 Vaduz, Quäderle 02 14 02 14 Vaduz, Städtle 02 15 02 15 Vaduz, Post 02 16 02 16 Vaduz, Post 02 17 02 17 Vaduz, Spital 02 18 02 18 Vaduz, Au 02 19 02 19 Vaduz, Rütti 02 19 02 19 Triesen, Messina 02 20 02 20 Triesen, Maschlina 02 22 02 22 Triesen, Post 02 23 02 23 Triesen, Sonnenkreisel 02 23 02 23 Triesen, Schule 02 24 02 24 Triesen, Bächlegatter 02 24 02 24 Triesen, Argweg 02 25 02 25 Triesen, Gartnetschhof 02 26 02 26 Triesen, Säga 02 27 02 27 Balzers, Roxy 02 28 02 28 Balzers, Egerta 02 29 02 29 Balzers, Alter Pfarrhof 02 29 02 29 Balzers, Höfle 02 30 02 30 Balzers, Rietstrasse 02 31 02 31 Balzers, Mälsnerdorf 02 31 02 31 Balzers, Brückle 02 32 02 32 Balzers, Rheinstrasse 02 33 02 33 Balzers, Schlossweg 02 34 02 34 1 / 2 FAHRPLANJAHR 2021 88.901 Feldkirch – Bendern – Schaan/Vaduz – Balzers (Nachtbus N1) Stand: 27. Oktober 2020 Zeichenerklärung – vom 1.1.–8.5., 28.5.–11.12. sowie 18.12., – vom 14.5.–22.5. 19.12., 31.12., 11.2., 14.2., 15.2. Freitag Abfahrtszeit Verkehrt nicht täglich Ankunftszeit Samstag Abfahrtszeit Bus Allgemeine Feiertage sind: 1.1., 2.1., Karfreitag, Ostermontag, Auffahrt, Pfingstmontag, 1.8., 25.12., 26.12. Minimal benötigte Umsteigezeit Balzers, Rietstrasse 1 Min Feldkirch, Landesgericht 5 Min Tisis, Leopold-Scheel-Weg 5 Min Balzers, Schlossweg 1 Min Mauren FL, Post 1 Min Vaduz, Au 1 Min Bediente Haltestellen Feldkirch – Balzers Feldkirch: Busplatz; Landesgericht; Schulzentrum Tisis: Leopold-Scheel-Weg; Letzestrasse; Rappenwaldstrasse; Töbeleweg Schaanwald: Zollamt; Zuschg; Waldstrasse; Industrie Mauren FL: Ziel; Freihof; Post; Freiendorf; Wegacker; Fallsgass Eschen: Kohlplatz; Post; Eintracht; Haldengasse; Brühl Gamprin-Bendern: Widagass; Post; Under Atzig; Pinocchio Schaan: Rosengarten; Hilcona; LIHGA; Ivoclar; Bahnhof; Zentrum/LKW; Laurentiusbad; Quader Vaduz: Mühleholz; Ebenholz/Universität; Hofkellerei; Quäderle; Städtle; Post; Spital; Au; Rütti Triesen: Messina; Maschlina; Post; Sonnenkreisel; Schule; Bächlegatter; Argweg; Gartnetschhof; Säga Balzers: Roxy; Egerta; Alter Pfarrhof; Höfle; Rietstrasse; Mälsnerdorf; Brückle; Rheinstrasse; Schlossweg Transportunternehmen Verkehrsbetrieb LIECHTENSTEINmobil LIEmobil Postplatz 7 FL-9494 Schaan Betrieb: PostAuto Liechtenstein Anstalt FL-9490 Vaduz TEL.Z+423 237 94 94 Fax +423 237 94 99 www.liemobil.li [email protected] 2 / 2.
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