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Traffic in Cologne Means of transportation:
Mobility is the most important thing if you plan to experience the diversity of the city in full. For this purpose you don't have to use your own car. The public transport system in Cologne is knitted very tightly. It's possible to get to know the whole city by using S-Bahn, the trams or busses by the KVB. Such a trip soon can turn into a guided tour if you dare to ask some natives. By taxi or rented car every corner can be reached, but especially at weekends and during trade fairs a drive may take more time due to heavy traffic. Cheaper and more healthy is a tour by bike; there a break in one of the many parks or by the Rhine can be planned too. And of course a tour by ship is the highlight of every visit in Cologne. |
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Public transport With the around 250 buses and 350 trams of the Kölner Verkehrs-Betriebe (KVB) (Cologne Transport Company), 800,000 people are on the move in Cologne daily. Kölner Verkehrs-Betriebe AG is one of the largest public transport companies in Germany.
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Car Today Cologne, the city of millions, also has one of the top traffic infrastructures in Europe. 10 main branches of the European motorway network meet in Cologne. Although the closed motorway ring circulating the city is exemplary, traffic jams are commonplace, not only during the rush hour or at the beginning of the main holidays. The A3, for example, the eastern section of the Cologne circular motorway experiences the highest ever traffic density in Germany.
Distances in km Parking in Cologne
In Cologne, but also other cities, mobile parking is possible. Different companies offer this service for which you have to be registered in the internet beforehand.
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