Starting February 23, 2026, Jenaer Nahverkehr is implementing timetable changes on tram line 3 and bus lines 10, 11, 12, and 16 to improve connections during morning peak hours.
Starting February 23, 2026, Jenaer Nahverkehr will conduct a passenger survey on all bus and tram lines to collect data on ticket usage and revenue distribution.
Starting February 23, 2026, JES Verkehrsgesellschaft will introduce an additional service on Line 410 to ease morning overcrowding. Connecting Großlöbichau and Wogau directly to Jena Busbahnhof, the new ‘booster bus’ aims to provide a more comfortable journey for students and professionals during peak hours, arriving just in time for the start of school and work.
Despite a current budget freeze, the City of Jena and Stadtwerke Jena are pushing forward with 150 million euros in planned investments for 2026. While the municipal utility group focuses on the energy transition and housing, the city faces a paradigm shift in how it finances public services. Learn more about how Jena balances financial constraints with essential infrastructure modernization.
A restless Tuesday awaits Jena as public sector employees launch a warning strike and demonstration. With local transport at a standstill and major roads blocked, commuters face significant delays. Read more about the impact on the city center and the background of this labor action.
A routine tram ride in Jena took an unexpected turn on Sunday when a passenger fell into a deep, alcohol-induced sleep. With a blood alcohol level of 1.73 per mille, the woman could not be woken by transit staff, leading to a police intervention. Instead of a night in a cell, officers provided a shuttle service home, showcasing the caring side of local law enforcement.
