Torhout

You can find comprehensive local information about De Lijn in Torhout here. For example, which lines are operating and whether there are any diversions due to road works. But you can also find out whether you can travel cheaper or for free thanks to a contribution from your municipal authority, view the network map, search for a sales point in your area and much more.

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We regularly optimize our network

We constantly scrutinise our travellers' experiences, we listen and analyse all questions. We do this, for example, by better aligning the schedule with new train and/or school hours, shifting a trip to accommodate more passengers, or adjusting the frequency or route in certain areas to match use or demand. In this way, we ensure a reliable and efficient service for everyone, across all regions.

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Free on Wednesdays and Saturdays

On Wednesdays and Saturdays, residents of Torhout can travel for free on De Lijn buses within the territory of Torhout.

Via the website

  • Go to www.delijn.be/torhoutmarkt.

  • Complete a one-off registration with your surname, first name, email address and telephone number.

  • Then choose the number of free bus tickets you want to purchase (maximum 10).

  • When you are at the bus stop, go to www.delijn.be/torhoutmarkt on your smartphone and activate one or more tickets by tapping the ‘Activate’ button. You can use an active ticket for one outward and one return journey under the above-mentioned conditions.

  • Show your active ticket to the driver when you board.*

Important:

  • You can only activate a purchased ticket on a Wednesday or Saturday.

By text

  • Text TORHOUT MARKT to the number 4884 when you are at the stop.

  • You will then receive an ticket which entitles you to one outward and one return journey under the above-mentioned conditions.

  • Show the ticket to the driver when you board.*

Tip:

Do you want to use one mobile phone to order multiple tickets? Text the order code followed by the number of tickets you want to receive. You will then only pay the operator charge of 0.25 euro once.

Important:

  • You will only receive a valid ticket on a Wednesday or Saturday.

  • Your telecom operator will charge you 0.25 euro to send your ticket.

* As a temporary coronavirus measure, you cannot board at the front of the vehicle. You must of course have a valid ticket with you.

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