How many trips are made on Linkki buses in the Jyväskylä region?
Ridership on Jyväskylä region public transport.
Short answer
A report to the Jyväskylä regional public transport committee in February 2026 says the aim is to pass 10 million trips a year in 2026. In 2025 the busiest month was March with 989,439 trips, and the busiest day was Wednesday 4 December with 42,837 trips. The most used line was S5, Kaakkolampi–city centre–Laajavuori–Palokka, with 1,405,369 trips. Ticket prices rose by 3.64 percent at the start of 2025. Linkki operates in Jyväskylä, Laukaa, Muurame, Äänekoski, Hankasalmi, Toivakka and Petäjävesi.
Why
- Target: over 10 million trips in 2026.
- Busiest line in 2025: S5, 1.4 million trips.
- Busiest month in 2025: March.
Details
The report says Linkki buses were free in the evenings during the Valon kaupunki event weekend on 26–28 September 2025.
Tip
Super-Linkki lines run up to every 15 minutes, so they are the easiest to use without a timetable.
What may differ
Yle reported in July 2026 that there are big price differences between mobile tickets in Jyväskylä local transport.
Common misconception
Jyväskylä has few bus passengers.
What actually happens
The region aims for over 10 million trips a year.
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Sources
This answer is for reference only. Local ticket prices and routes change, so check the local public transport website before you travel.
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