Regionale Verkehrsbetriebe Baden-Wettingen

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Regionale Verkehrsbetriebe Baden-Wettingen
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Kreisel Birmenstorf RVBW.jpg
Locale Baden,
Aargau
Routes12
Website www.rvbw.ch
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Regionale Verkehrsbetriebe Baden-Wettingen is the main operator of bus services to the District of Baden in the Canton of Aargau, Switzerland.

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Bus Operations

The company operates 63 buses, on 12 commercial routes, in the area.

It also operates a network of night bus services, branded as Nachtwelle.

Routes

LineRoute
1Gebenstorf – Kappelerhof Baden SBB – Wettingen EW – Würenlos
2Untersiggenthal – Obersiggenthal – Ennetbaden – Baden SBB – Neuenhof – Killwangen – Spreitenbach
3Brunnenwiese – Wettingen EW – Wettingen SBB – Baden SBB
4Baden Ruschebach – Baden SBB – Wettingen SBB – Neuenhof – Killwangen – Spreitenbach
5Äusserer Berg – Ennetbaden – Baden SBB – Baldegg
6Untersiggenthal – Obersiggenthal – Baden SBB – Dättwil – Rütihof
7Birmenstorf – Dättwil – Baden SBB – Wettingen EW – Tägi
8Busgarage – Wettingen EW – Neuenhof
9Kraftwerk – ThermalBaden – Baden SBB – Kehl
10Killwangen – Härdlistrasse
11Würenlos – Killwangen
12Kantonsspital Baden - Wettingen Bahnhof – Tägi

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