Fernbus

Fernbus is a public transportation service in Germany, operated by the Deutsche Bahn (DB) Group. It is designed to connect smaller towns and rural areas that are not served by the high-speed InterCityExpress (ICE) or InterCity (IC) trains. The Fernbus network complements the rail network by providing a more flexible and cost-effective alternative for long-distance travel.

The Fernbus service operates on a network of routes that connect major cities and towns across Germany. The buses are equipped with modern amenities, including comfortable seating, air conditioning, and onboard entertainment systems. The service is particularly popular among travelers who prefer a more relaxed and scenic journey, as well as those who need to travel at short notice or with minimal luggage.

The Fernbus network is operated using a combination of diesel and electric buses. The electric buses are powered by a combination of battery and hydrogen fuel cells, making them a more environmentally friendly option. The service is integrated with the DB's rail network, allowing passengers to easily transfer between trains and buses.

The Fernbus service is operated by a number of different companies, including Flixbus, Eurolines, and DB Regio. The service is available for booking online, with tickets typically costing less than a train ticket for the same journey. The service is particularly popular among budget-conscious travelers, as well as those who need to travel at short notice or with minimal luggage.