Public transport
The public transportation network in the Stuttgart area is operated by the Verkehrsverbund Stuttgart (VVS), die Stuttgarter Straßenbahnen AG (SSB) und die Deutsche Bahn (DB). The public transportation system is very well developed, so you won’t need a car. It's better to use the buses and trains.
You can find information about timetables and tickets on the websites of the providers listed. The University of Stuttgart campus map helps you locate destinations on both the Vaihingen and City Center campuses.
- SSB - Tickets for school students, apprentices and students [de]
Overview of ticket offers and a special ticket assistant - VVS - Current tickets and information
- Deutschland-Ticket JugendBW [de]
A ticket option for students up to and including 26 years of age - Deutschlandticket [de]
A ticket option for students who are 27 years and older (and who are therefore unable to purchase the Deutschland-Ticket JugendBW)
Cycling
- Charging points
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On Campus Vaihingen, in front of Pfaffenwaldring 10, there is a solar-powered charging station for e-bikes that can accommodate up to four bikes. Their owners can park them, lock them, and charge them using their own power adapter plugged into an outlet.
- Repair points
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There are three bike repair stations on the Vaihingen campus. At these locations, students and university staff can repair and maintain their bicycles around the clock. All locations are listed on UniMap.
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In addition, there are bicycle repairshops on both Campus City Center and Campus Vaihingen.
- Cargo bikes
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A group of students has made the campus more sustainable by making their homemade cargo bike trailer available through Lastenrad Stuttgart e.V.
Carpooling
The “Stuttgart fährt mit” app makes it easy and flexible to form carpool groups. It is a cross-organizational carpooling platform provided by the University of Stuttgart for its employees and students. Another benefit: Registered carpoolers can park for free at the Keplerstraße parking lot.