On Sunday 17 July, the final phase of the reorganisation process of the RGTR network will begin with a renumbering of bus routes.

Sunday will thus mark the final big change in reorganisation process.

Aside from new route numbers, there have also been adaptations to some existing schedules as well as new additional routes.

For more information, please consult the below statement from Mobilitéit.lu.

Details provided by Mobilitéit.lu

Since 2016, the RGTR bus network has been in constant evolution. It has been gradually reorganised in different phases in order to improve the mobility of users in the long term. This restructuring will come to an end on 17 July 2022 with the introduction of the last phase of reorganisation, accompanied by a new numbering of the lines of the entire RGTR network.

This new numbering consists of different digits which have a specific function depending on whether they are the 1st, 2nd or last digit.

The 1st number indicates the main axis in which the bus lines run:

  • 1XX : North
  • 2XX : East (Echternach)
  • 3XX : East (Wasserbillig)
  • 4XX : East (Remich)
  • 5XX : South (Thionville)
  • 6XX : South (Esch-sur-Alzette)
  • 7XX : South (Pétange)
  • 8XX : West (Steinfort)
  • 9XX : West (Redange)

The 2nd number indicates the different types of services:

  • X0X: The express lines serve the main axes and are intended to connect the major centres with Luxembourg City or the Nordstad. These lines usually have only one stop per locality.
  • X1X: The primary regional lines are the main lines of an axis, unlike express lines, they serve all stops and provide connections in the region.
  • X2X: The secondary regional lines have the same purpose, but often do not pass through the final destination of the axis.
  • X5X: The transversal lines are strong lines that connect the major centres of the different regions without passing through Luxembourg City.
  • X3X – X4X – X6X – X7X – X8X – X9X: The local lines connect rural areas to one or more major centres.

You can find more information about the RGTR network reorganisation project at: www.rgtr.lu

Please find below a table comparing the old and new numbers of the public lines. The old numbers and timetables remain valid until 16 July 2022. The new numbers and timetables will be in operation from the morning of 17 July 2022.

The school lines will be published later.

The new schematic maps of the interchanges are available below: