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Everything about our routes
- My travel area
  Connexxion provides bus and train transport in various transport areas.
- Bus stops and departure times
  Find the route, the planned departure times of your bus line or at a bus stop.
- Modes of transport
  In addition to the regular bus lines, there are other modes of transport to get you from A to B.
All our travel information
- Plan your trip
  You can get all up-to-date travel information in various ways.
- Transdev app
  The Transdev app is always evolving. New features are being added all the time. For example, we will soon link the app to the new OVpay service. Then you can easily plan and pay for your trip. So be sure to check back from time to time to see what features have been added!
- Apps on your smartphone
  Plan a trip, request a transfer, book an OVflex bus and buy an M-ticket. Do it with an app.
- Checking in and out
  Always remember to check in and out! Even if you have a subscription.
- People with disabilities
  Are you dependent on a wheelchair, visually impaired or blind or do you have a companion? View the options.
- In the bus
  What can you take with you, what facilities do we offer and what rules apply on the bus?
- In the train
  Are you going to travel on our train? Here you can read what you can take with you and what facilities we offer.
Everything about tickets
- Subscriptions
  There are different types of subscriptions for those who travel regularly. Which one is right for you?
- Individual tickets
  In addition to travelling with an OV-chipkaart, you can also buy an individual ticket for the bus.
- Credit
  Do you want to travel on credit with your OV-chipkaart? Read more about the costs or buy credit online.
- Offers
  Read more about offers for events, special days or another promotions.
- OVpay
  Use your contactless debit card, credit card or the payment app on your phone for checking in and out.
Everything about customer service
- Frequently asked questions
  Having difficulties? Look at our frequently asked questions.
- Lost and found
  Lost something in one of our buses? We will gladly try to help you find your property again.
- Refund
  Trip cancelled? Forget to check out? Something else happen? See if you are entitled to a refund.
- Contact
  You can call us, email us or send us a message on social media.
- Complaints
  Do you have a complaint about our services? We will gladly assist you.

FAQ's

We would like to help you plan your trip or find up-to-date travel information. You can use the different search engines we have developed:
How do these search engines work actually? Read more about how our search engines work.
Yes, you can buy a ticket at one of the points of sale off the bus or buy a mobile ticket with your smartphone (m-ticket).
See the In de bus webpage for a detailed explanation of what you can take on board the train.
Our trains only have 2nd class carriages, so there is no 1st class.
See the In de trein webpage for a detailed explanation of what you can take on board the train.
How to report a damage is described in detail in Dutch on the webpage: Schade melden.
All objects that we or fellow passengers find are placed on our websites via iLost. Take a look at the page: Lost and found.
All objects that we or fellow passengers find are placed on our websites via iLost. Take a look at the page: Lost and found Valleilijn.
To use JAS or Schiphol Flex, you must be 18 years of age or older.
For all questions about the OV-chipkaart we refer you to: www.ov-chipkaart.nl/en. The information on this website is very extensive and always up-to-date.
A regular bus runs according to a fixed timetable and a fixed route past a number of bus stops. OVflex is a flexible transport service that can take you directly between different bus stops in an area around the time you have reserverd it.

In some areas in the Netherlands, we offer an OVflex service. OVflex is a convenient transport service to order, in a car or van, that will take you from bus stop to bus stop. Which bus stops? That's up to you.

> Read more about OVflex in Dutch