Andorra Reactivates Free Student Bus Service for New School Year
Dedicated buses operate exclusively for students, offering free rides with a resident or youth card to reduce peak-hour pressure on public transport.
Key Points
- Additional buses for secondary, Bachillerat, vocational, and university students during peak hours.
- Free rides with resident or Bus Jove card, restricted to school community.
- Direct routes to educational centers, linking with school shuttles.
- Guide released by Mobility department to plan journeys and ease congestion.
The Andorran government is reinforcing its student bus service for the new school year, providing additional buses exclusively for secondary school pupils, Bachillerat students, vocational training participants, and university attendees.
The service operates during peak times—early mornings and around 5pm—to match school entry and exit schedules, addressing higher demand on public transport. These dedicated runs offer direct access to educational centres nationwide, separate from regular lines and linking with school shuttles where needed.
Students can board free of charge by presenting a standard resident bus card or Bus Jove card, with access restricted to the school community. Morning services pick up from local stops and drop off near institutions, while afternoon trips reverse the route.
The Mobility department has released a guide with full service details to help users plan journeys through the academic year. The reactivation aligns with the term's start to ease congestion across Andorra la Vella and other areas.
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