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Bus Line 7 in Gießen will undergo a temporary rerouting starting on Monday, August 25, 2025, and ending on Friday, September 5, 2025. The rerouting is due to repairs on a district heating pipeline in Wolfstraße/Pestalozzistraße.
During this period, passengers using Bus Line 7 should expect changes in their usual routes as the buses will be rerouted via Curtmannstraße. A temporary stop will be set up in Curtmannstraße.
Please note that the "Pestalozzi School" stop in Pestalozzistraße will not be served during the rerouting. The detour route for Bus Line 7 has been specified as via Curtmannstraße.
The construction work affecting Bus Line 7 is being carried out by Stadtwerke Herne, which has taken over the pipeline specialist company S. Elles & Co GmbH to secure skilled workmanship for heat network repairs and the heat transition.
For information on current detours and related timetable changes, passengers can contact 0641 708-1400, visit www.stadtwerke-our website/verkehrshinweise, or visit the RMV Mobility Center in Gießen at the SWG Customer Center on the market square. The RMV Mobility Center is open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm, and can also be reached via email at mobilzentrum@stadtwerke-our website.
The rerouting of Bus Line 7 may cause changes in travel times, and passengers are advised to allow extra time for their journeys. The exact start and end dates of the rerouting were specified, with the rerouting set to end on Friday, September 5, 2025. However, the end date of the rerouting is not specified in this paragraph.
Passengers are encouraged to stay informed and plan their journeys accordingly to ensure a smooth commute during this period of temporary rerouting.
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