Vi har opdateret midttrafik.dk Du kan derfor opleve, at indholdet på siden ser lidt anderledes ud, eller at der er noget, der ikke fungerer helt, som det plejer.
Vi vil meget gerne høre fra dig, hvis du oplever problemer med indholdet.
Small dogs, cats and other pets can be taken on board all buses and Letbanen free of charge if they are placed in a bag or similar on your lap, and providing they remain in the bag for the duration of the journey.
City buses
Dogs which are too large for a bag are not permitted on city buses.
Other buses
Dogs which are too large for a bag can be taken on board other buses for the price of a child’s ticket. Dogs must always be kept on a short leash and must not bother other passengers or foul the bus. Pets must not sit on the seats. The driver can refuse to allow a pet to be taken on board the bus if the driver decides that it may inconvenience other passengers.
Letbanen
Dogs which are too large for a bag can be taken on board for the price of a child’s ticket. However, dogs may not be taken on Letbanen between Skolebakken and Universitetshospitalet in the rush hour (07:00-09:00 and 15:00-17:00 on weekdays). Dogs must always be kept on a short leash and must not bother other passengers or foul Letbanen. Pets must not sit on the seats.
Midtjyske Jernbaner
Dogs and other small animals are allowed to be brought on the train. In this case, for dogs that cannot fit in a bag/carrier, a child ticket must be purchased. If the animals are a nuisance to other passengers, the train staff may decide that the animal is not allowed on the train.
Guide dogs/service dogs
Guide dogs equipped with the ‘Man with the white stick’ sign can be taken free of charge on all buses. This also includes service dogs wearing an ID vest. The owner must be able to show a special ID card.