172

Bus 172

bus

Operated by VBH · Herisau

2
Routes
15
Stops
5.8 km
Length
1
Operator
1
Network

Bus 172 (line 172) is a bus line running through Herisau, with 2 route variants covering 5.8 km and 15 stops.

Route Map

2 variants, 15 stops
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Route Variants

2 variants
Herisau, Bahnhof Herisau, Saum
9 stops 2.9 km 9 min
Herisau, Saum Herisau, Bahnhof
10 stops 2.9 km 9 min

Stops Served

15 distinct stops
Heinrichsbad platform
Heinrichsbad platform
Herisau Bahnhof platform
Kaserne platform
Kaserne platform
Migros/Spital platform
Migros/Spital platform
Obermoosberg platform
Obermoosberg platform
Obstmarkt platform
Saum platform
Sportzentrum platform
Ufem Berg platform
Wiesental platform
Wiesental platform


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Frequently Asked Questions

Line 172
What type of transport is line 172?

Line 172 (Bus 172) is public transport line (bus) serving Herisau, Appenzell Ausserrhoden, Switzerland.

Where does line 172 run?
Line 172 operates 2 route variants across 5.8 km:
  • Herisau, Bahnhof Herisau, Saum (9 stops, 2.9 km, 9 min)
  • Herisau, Saum Herisau, Bahnhof (10 stops, 2.9 km, 9 min)
How many stops does line 172 have?
Line 172 serves 15 stops.
Heinrichsbad
Heinrichsbad
Herisau Bahnhof
Kaserne
Kaserne
Migros/Spital
Migros/Spital
Obermoosberg
Obermoosberg
Obstmarkt
Saum
Sportzentrum
Ufem Berg
Wiesental
Wiesental
How long is line 172?

Line 172 covers a total network length of 5.8 km (roughly 3.6 miles) across 2 route variants.

Who operates line 172?

Line 172 is operated by VBH . It runs as part of the Ostwind network.

What other lines run near line 172?
Is line 172 part of the Swiss public transport network?

Yes - Line 172 (Bus 172) is part of Switzerland's national integrated public transport network (Verbund). Swiss public transport is coordinated so that connections between different operators and modes are timetabled together - passengers can travel seamlessly across Herisau and onwards across Switzerland using a single ticket. See all transport in Appenzell Ausserrhoden or see all Switzerland transport