Expansion Announcement: Increased Stops for the Movemix Shuttle in Paulusviertel and Landrain, Offering More Convenience and Chances
Halle's Movemix Shuttle Service Expands with Info Days in September
Halle's Movemix Shuttle service, a flexible and barrier-free transportation option, is expanding its service area in the Paulusviertel/Landrain and Halle-Ost regions. This expansion includes four additional stops: Gertraudenfriedhof, Am Wasserturm, Feuerbachstraße, and Karl-von-Ossietzky-Straße.
The movemix_shuttle service, operated by Halle's Verkehrs-AG (HAVAG), a company of Stadtwerke Halle Group, is designed to supplement the existing public transportation in these areas. It can be used via the movemix_app or by calling (0345) 5 81 - 56 66.
To promote this service, HAVAG is organising Info-Days in early September 2025. The exact locations for these Info-Days are yet to be specified. More information, including maps of the service areas and details about the late summer tour, can be found on the HAVAG website or [here].
During the late summer tour from September 1-5 and 8-11, 2025, the movemix_shuttle will make stops from 9 am to 2:30 pm. The tour includes stops at various locations, although the exact locations beyond the movemix_shuttle making stops are not specified.
The movemix_shuttle offers flexible transportation, taking passengers to their destination whether it's the next stop, shopping, or a doctor's appointment. Regular MDV fares apply for the movemix_shuttle, and the Germany Semester Ticket or subscriptions can be used without additional charge.
The movemix_shuttle is a barrier-free service, suitable for up to five people, wheelchair users, and strollers. For more information and video tutorials, visit the HAVAG website.
Remember, the exact locations for the Info-Days in early September 2025 are not specified. Keep an eye on the HAVAG website for updates.
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