451

Bus 451

bus

Operated by VBG · Regensdorf

2
Routes
11
Stops
6.5 km
Length
1
Operator
1
Network

Bus 451 (line 451) is a bus line running through Regensdorf, with 2 route variants covering 6.5 km and 11 stops.

Route Map

2 variants, 11 stops
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Route Variants

2 variants
Regensdorf, Zentrum Adlikon b. R., Leematten
4 stops 2.7 km 8 min
Adlikon b. R., Leematten Regensdorf, Zentrum
via Watt, Laubisser
10 stops 3.8 km 13 min

Stops Served

11 distinct stops
Brünigstrasse platform
Geerenweg platform
Haldensteig platform
Laubisser platform
Leematten platform
Obstgarten platform
Ostring platform
Regensdorf Zentrum Ost platform
Regensdorf-Watt Bahnhof platform
Watt Dorf platform
Zentrum Regensdorf platform


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Frequently Asked Questions

Line 451
What type of transport is line 451?

Line 451 (Bus 451) is public transport line (bus) serving Regensdorf, Zürich, Switzerland.

Where does line 451 run?
Line 451 operates 2 route variants across 6.5 km:
  • Regensdorf, Zentrum Adlikon b. R., Leematten (4 stops, 2.7 km, 8 min)
  • Adlikon b. R., Leematten Regensdorf, Zentrum (10 stops, 3.8 km, 13 min) via Watt, Laubisser
How many stops does line 451 have?
Line 451 serves 11 stops.
Brünigstrasse
Geerenweg
Haldensteig
Laubisser
Leematten
Obstgarten
Ostring
Regensdorf Zentrum Ost
Regensdorf-Watt Bahnhof
Watt Dorf
Zentrum Regensdorf
How long is line 451?

Line 451 covers a total network length of 6.5 km (roughly 4.0 miles) across 2 route variants.

Who operates line 451?

Line 451 is operated by VBG . It runs as part of the ZVV network.

What other lines run near line 451?
Is line 451 part of the Swiss public transport network?

Yes - Line 451 (Bus 451) 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 Regensdorf and onwards across Switzerland using a single ticket. See all transport in Zürich or see all Switzerland transport