Wohin·Du·Willst

Wohin·Du·Willst - your personal mobility planner The Wohin·Du·Willst-App is your mobile travel planner. The app gives you an overview of bus and train timetables and shows you when they depart and arrive in real time. This allows you to find the right local transport connection and always arrive at your stop on time. You can also buy the Deutschland-Ticket in the app. With the Deutschland-Ticket you can travel all over Germany on regional 2nd class services. Find out more here: www.wohin-du-willst.de Basic features: Purchase of the Deutschland-Ticket You can buy your Deutschland-Ticket directly in the app - simply and contactlessly. So you always have your ticket for whole Germany in your pocket. Search for connections In all regions of Germany, the Wohin·Du·Willst-App shows you the connections that will take you to your destination. When searching, you can select the means of transport you prefer to use. Real-time information With the Wohin·Du·Willst-App, you always know how the traffic is running. The app shows you throughout Germany whether your connection will start on time or whether there are any delays. Reminder function Never miss a train or bus again with the Wohin·Du·Willst-App. The app reminds you of saved journeys and sends you off on time with the “You have to go now” function. Offline mode Thanks to offline mode, you can access all your saved journeys even without an internet connection! You only need the network for new journeys and the latest delay information. Some districts offer the following additional features: eTicketing Users can buy the Deutschland-Ticket in the app anyway. In some districts, users can also purchase any other ticket for buses and trains in their region in the app. New mobility services In some areas, shared cabs, on-demand buses, carpooling platforms such as BlaBlaCar or autonomous transportation are already available. These are integrated into the app and can be booked there. Push notifications If local authorities add local push notifications to the app, users receive notifications about disruptions and other events in the region on their cell phone.