Kristiansand Rutebilstasjon
General information
LocationVestre Strandgate, Kvadraturen, Kristiansand
Norway
Connections
History
Opened1965

Kristiansand Bus Terminal (Kristiansand Rutebilstasjon) is the main bus terminal serving Kristiansand, Norway. It has bus lines to many places, including Oslo and Stavanger. The bus terminal is located next to Kristiansand Station and the city harbor. It was built between 1960 and 1965.[1]

New terminal

In 2017, Kristiansand municipality hosted a competition for architects to draw a new building to replace the old and outdated building from 1960. Asplan Viak's suggestion 'Natteravnen' was chosen as the winner, and construction was started in 2018 with plans to complete the new building by late 2019. PK Entreprenør from Søgne are responsible for building the new terminal. The existing building will be demolished when the new is completed, and replaced by a small park and green-spaces.

The bus holding stops with Kristiansand Station in the background
The new terminal building

Platforms [2]

Rutebilstasjonen Vestre Strandgate H. Wergelandsgate
1 - 14 A - B C - I

Bus lines from Rutebilstasjonen [3]

Line Route Carrier Platform
M1 Sørlandsparken-Dyreparken-IKEA Boreal Buss 14
M2 Hånes - Lauvåsen - Sørlandsparken Boreal Buss 14
M3 Søm Boreal Buss 14
M4 Tømmerstø Boreal Buss 14
10 Eg - Sykehuset Boreal Buss 3
12 Justvik Boreal Buss 14
A25 Varodd - Mjåvann Boreal Buss 4
31 Vennesla - Grovane Boreal Buss 4
35 Kjevik - Brattvollsheia Boreal Buss 4
36 Tveit - Birkeland Boreal Buss 4
40 Tangvall - Høllen - Åros Boreal Buss 4
40E Tangvall - Åros Boreal Buss 4
40E Kvadraturen - UiA Boreal Buss 14
51 Kvadraturen - UiA Boreal Buss 14
45 Nodelandsheia Boreal Buss 4
46 Finsland Boreal Buss 4
100 Lillesand - Grimstad (- Fevik) - Arendal Setesdal Bilruter 7
100D Arendal ekspressavgang Setesdal Bilruter 7
100E Grimstad ekspressavgang Setesdal Bilruter 7
139 Høvåg - Lillesand Setesdal Bilruter 13
170 Evje - Hovden - Haukeli Setesdal Bilruter 8
200 Mandal - Lyngdal Setesdal Bilruter 3
VY190 Oslo Vy Buss 12
NW192 Oslo Konkurrenten 9

Bus lines from Vestre Strandgate & H. Wergelandsgate [4]

Line Route Carrier Platform
M1 Flekkerøy Boreal Buss B
A26 Banehei Tunnel - Sørlandsparken - Dyreparken - IKEA Boreal Buss C
M2 Voiebyen Boreal Buss B
A2 Banehei Tunnel - Hånes - Lauvåsen Boreal Buss C
M3 Slettheia Boreal Buss B
A3 Søm Boreal Buss C
M4 Hellemyr Boreal Buss B
12 Kjos Haveby - Vågsbygd senter Boreal Buss B
13 Grimsmyra Boreal Buss A
13 Lund Boreal Buss E
15 Tinnheia Boreal Buss A
15 Lund - UiA Boreal Buss E
19 Suldalen Boreal Buss A
19 Gimlekollen Boreal Buss E
30 Mosby - Vennesla - Samkom Boreal Buss A
32 Høietun Boreal Buss A

    Night bus lines [5]

    Line Route Carrier Platform
    N2 Voiebyen - Flekkerøy Boreal Buss B
    N3 Slettheia Boreal Buss B
    N3 Søm Boreal Buss C
    N2 Hånes Boreal Buss C
    N4 Tømmerstø (Holte) Boreal Buss C
    N30 Mosby - Vennesla - Vennesla Boreal Buss A
    N40 Søgne - Årosskogen Boreal Buss 4
    N45 Nodelandsheia Boreal Buss 4
    N101 Lillesand - Grimstad - Fevik - Arendal - Eydehavn Setesdal Bilruter 7

      References

      1. ↑ "Hjem / Agder Kollektivtrafikk". Archived from the original on 2015-10-11. Retrieved 2020-02-20.
      2. ↑ "Hjem / Agder Kollektivtrafikk". Archived from the original on 2015-10-11. Retrieved 2020-02-20.
      3. ↑ "Hjem / Agder Kollektivtrafikk". Archived from the original on 2015-10-11. Retrieved 2020-02-20.
      4. ↑ "Hjem / Agder Kollektivtrafikk". Archived from the original on 2015-10-11. Retrieved 2020-02-20.
      5. ↑ "Hjem / Agder Kollektivtrafikk". Archived from the original on 2015-10-11. Retrieved 2020-02-20.

      58°08′42″N 7°59′25″E / 58.1450°N 7.9903°E / 58.1450; 7.9903


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