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Linie 620, WEB, Leer-Weener-Bunde-Bad Nieweschans Q 620 Y Leer à Weener à Bunde à Bad Nieuweschans | Verkehrsverbund Ems-Jade (VEJ), MoBi-Zentrale Leer: 0491/92536-0 Weser-Ems-Bus, Niederlassung Aurich Kontakt: [email protected], www.weser-ems-bus.de Am 24. und 31.12 gilt der Samstagsfahrplan, bitte Verkehrsbeschränkung beachten Montag - Freitag 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 202 002 312 012 004 010 006 016 080 014 218 022 122 024 042 142 026 Verkehrsbeschränkungen S S F S S S S S F Hinweise Z 99 Z 99 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z 99 Z Z Z Z Z ᵮ aus Oldenburg an .613 .6 13 .7 07 .8 13 .9 14 10. 13 11. 14 12. 13 12. 13 13. 14 13. 14 14. 13 Leer, ZOB൷ 2 .530 .6 20 .6 30 .6 30 .6 55 .7 30 .7 35 .8 30 .9 30 10. 30 11. 30 12. 30 12. 30 13. 20 13. 30 13. 30 14. 30 Leer, Friesenstr./Augustenstr. .531 .6 21 .6 31 .6 31 .731 .7 36 .8 31 .9 31 10. 31 11. 31 12. 31 12. 31 13. 21 13. 31 13. 31 14. 31 Leer, Gymnasium .532 .6 22 .6 32 .6 32 .6 57 .7 32 .7 37 .8 32 .9 32 10. 32 11. 32 12. 32 12. 32 13. 22 13. 32 13. 32 14. 32 Leer, Plytenberg-Schule .533 .6 23 .6 33 .6 33 .6 58 .7 33 .7 38 .8 33 .9 33 10. 33 11. 33 12. 33 12. 33 13. 23 13. 33 13. 33 14. 33 Leer, Großer Stein Leerort, Brückenhaus .535 .6 25 .6 35 .6 35 .7 00 .7 35 .7 40 .8 35 .9 35 10. 35 11. 35 12. 35 12. 35 13. 25 13. 35 13. 35 14. 35 Leerort, Abzw. Bingum .537 .6 29 .6 37 .6 37 .7 02 .7 37 .7 44 .8 37 .9 37 10. 37 11. 37 12. 37 12. 37 13. 29 13. 37 13. 37 14. 37 Coldam .538 .6 30 .6 38 .6 38 .7 03 .7 38 .7 45 .8 38 .9 38 10. 38 11. 38 12. 38 12. 38 13. 30 13. 38 13. 38 14. 38 Kirchborgum, B 436 .539 .6 31 .6 39 .6 39 .7 39 .839 .9 39 10. 39 11. 39 12. 39 12. 39 13.39 13. 39 14. 39 Kirchborgum, Kießling .7 05 .7 47 13.32 Middelstenborgum, Langeriepe .7 07 .7 49 13.34 Ferstenborgum, Ort .7 09 .7 51 13.36 Ferstenborgum, B 436 .541 .6 32 .6 41 .6 41 .7 10 .7 41 .7 53 .8 41 .9 41 10. 41 11. 41 12. 41 12. 41 13. 38 13. 41 13. 41 14. 41 Hörnhusen .543 .6 33 .6 43 .6 43 .7 11 .7 43 .7 54 .8 43 .9 43 10. 43 11. 43 12. 43 12. 43 13. 39 13. 43 13. 43 14. 43 Buschfeld .545 .6 34 .6 45 .6 45 .7 12 .7 45 .7 55 .8 45 .9 45 10. 45 11. 45 12. 45 12. 45 13. 40 13. 45 13. 45 14. 45 Weener, Hafen .6 35 .6 47 Ạ .713 .7 47 .7 56 .8 47 .9 47 10. 47 11. 47 12.47 13. 41 13. 47 13. 47 14. 47 Weener, Neue Straße .6 36 .6 49 Ạ .714 .7 49 .7 58 .8 49 .9 49 10. 49 11. 49 12.49 13. 43 13. 49 13. 49 14. 49 Weener, Schmiede .6 37 .651 .7 15 .7 51 .8 00 .8 51 .9 51 10. 51 11. 51 12.51 13. 45 13. 50 13. 51 14. 51 Weener, Pestalozzischule .8 04 Weener, Floorenstr./Schule Ạ .7 20 .8 09 Weener, Bahnhof .550 .6 39 .6 50 .6 54 .7 24 .7 54 .8 13 .8 54 .9 54 10. 54 11. 54 12. 50 12. 54 13. 46 13. 51 13. 54 14. 54 ᵮ nach Groningen ab .608 .7 08 .7 08 .8 08 .9 08 10. 08 11. 08 12. 08 13. 08 13. 08 14. 08 14. 08 14. 08 15. 08 Weener, Hütthaussiedlung .547 .6 40 .6 47 .6 56 .7 25 .7 56 .8 14 .8 56 .9 56 10. 56 11. 56 12. 47 12. 56 13. 47 13. 52 13. 56 14. 56 Lüchtenborg, Abzw. .641 .6 58 .7 26 .7 58 .8 15 .8 58 .9 58 10. 58 11. 58 12. 58 13. 48 13. 53 13. 58 14. 58 Möhlenwarf, Kirche .642 .7 00 .7 28 .8 00 .8 16 .9 00 10. 00 11. 00 12. 00 13. 00 13. 49 13. 54 14. 00 15. 00 Bunde, Siedlung .644 .7 02 .7 30 .8 02 .8 18 .9 02 10. 02 11. 02 12. 02 13. 02 13. 51 13. 56 14. 02 15. 02 Bunde, Molkereistraße .6 50 Bunde, Ort .705 .7 32 .8 05 .8 19 .9 05 10. 05 11. 05 12. 05 13. 05 13. 52 13. 58 14. 05 15. 05 Bunde, Kirchring .707 .7 35 .8 07 .9 07 10. 07 11. 07 12. 07 13. 07 13. 55 13. 59 14. 07 15. 07 Bunde, Neuschanzer Straße 14.00 Bunde, Bunde-West 14.01 Bunderneuland, Janssen 14.02 Bunderneuland, Grenze 14.03 Bad Nieuweschans, Bahnhof 14.12 Montag - Freitag 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 2620 056 028 128 250 146 046 048 040 034 036 038 044 Verkehrsbeschränkungen S F S S S Hinweise Z Z Z Z Z Z Z 99 Z 99 Z 99 ᵮ aus Oldenburg an 15.14 15. 14 16. 13 16. 13 17. 14 18. 13 19. 14 20. 13 21. 14. 22. 13 Leer, ZOB൷ 2 14.55 15. 30 15. 30 15. 40 16. 30 16. 30 17. 30 18. 30 19. 30 20. 30 21. 30 22. 30 Leer, Friesenstr./Augustenstr. 14.56 15. 31 15. 31 15. 41 16. 31 16. 31 17. 31 18. 31 19. 31 20. 31 21. 31 22. 31 Leer, Gymnasium 14.57 15. 32 15. 32 15. 42 16. 32 16. 32 17. 32 18. 32 19. 32 20. 32 21. 32 22. 32 Leer, Plytenberg-Schule 14.58 15. 33 15. 33 15. 43 16. 33 16. 33 17. 33 18. 33 19. 33 20. 33 21. 33 22. 33 Leer, Großer Stein 15.34 15.45 Leerort, Brückenhaus 15.00 15. 35 15. 35 15. 46 16. 35 16. 35 17. 35 18. 35 19. 35 20. 35 21. 35 22. 35 Leerort, Abzw. Bingum 15.04 15. 37 15. 37 15. 50 16. 37 16. 37 17. 37 18. 37 19. 37 20. 37 21. 37 22. 37 Coldam 15.05 15. 38 15. 38 15. 51 16. 38 16. 38 17. 38 18. 38 19. 38 20. 38 21. 38 22. 38 Kirchborgum, B 436 15.06 15. 39 15. 39 15. 52 16. 39 16. 39 17. 39 18. 39 19. 39 20. 39 21. 39 22. 39 Kirchborgum, Kießling Middelstenborgum, Langeriepe Ferstenborgum, Ort Ferstenborgum, B 436 15.07 15. 41 15. 41 15. 53 16. 41 16. 41 17. 41 18. 41 19. 41 20. 41 21. 41 22. 41 Hörnhusen 15.08 15. 43 15. 43 15. 54 16. 43 16. 43 17. 43 18. 43 19. 43 20. 43 21. 43 22. 43 Buschfeld 15.09 15. 45 15. 45 15. 55 16. 45 16. 45 17. 45 18. 45 19. 45 20. 45 21. 45 22. 45 Weener, Hafen 15.11 15. 47 15. 47 15. 56 16. 47 16. 47 17. 47 18. 47 19. 47 Weener, Neue Straße 15.12 15. 49 15. 49 15. 57 16. 49 16. 49 17. 49 18. 49 19. 48 Weener, Schmiede 15.14 15. 51 15. 51 15. 59 16. 51 16. 51 17. 51 18. 51 19. 49 Weener, Pestalozzischule Weener, Floorenstr./Schule Weener, Bahnhof 15.15 15. 54 15. 54 16. 00 16. 54 16. 54 17. 54 18. 54 19. 50 20. 50 21. 50 22. 50 ᵮ nach Groningen ab 16.08 16. 08 16. 08 17. 08 17. 08 18. 08 19. 08 20. 08 21. 08 22. 08 23. 08 Weener, Hütthaussiedlung 15.16 15. 56 15. 56 16. 01 16. 56 17. 56 18. 56 19. 52 20. 47 21. 47 22. 47 Lüchtenborg, Abzw. 15.18 15. 58 15. 58 16. 02 16. 58 17. 58 18. 58 19. 54 Möhlenwarf, Kirche 15.20 16. 00 16. 00 16. 03 17. 00 18. 00 19. 00 19. 56 Bunde, Siedlung 15.22 16. 02 16. 02 16. 05 17. 02 18. 02 19. 02 19. 58 Bunde, Molkereistraße Bunde, Ort 15.24 16. 05 16. 05 16. 07 17. 05 18. 05 19. 05 20. 00 Bunde, Kirchring 15.30 16. 07 16. 08 16. 08 17. 07 18. 07 19. 07 20. 01 Bunde, Neuschanzer Straße 16.09 Bunde, Bunde-West Bunderneuland, Janssen 16.10 Bunderneuland, Grenze 16.12 Bad Nieuweschans, Bahnhof 16.21 S- Mo-Fr an Schultagen in NDS Z - Niederflurbus F- Mo-Fr an schulfreien Tagen in NDS Ạ - Uhrzeit rechts: nur zum Ausstieg 99 - fährt Haltestellen in anderer Reihenfolge an Q 620 Y Leer à Weener à Bunde à Bad Nieuweschans | Verkehrsverbund Ems-Jade (VEJ), MoBi-Zentrale Leer: 0491/92536-0 Weser-Ems-Bus, Niederlassung Aurich Kontakt: [email protected], www.weser-ems-bus.de Am 24.
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