Föli Bus


This post should be used to give further information, some comments and a little rating of the bus system in Turku.

Me as I live in the student village depend mostly on buses 50, 51, 53 and 54. These lines connect the student village to other buses or to the city center of Turku. The buses of Föli are mainly yellow but sometimes there are also some other colored buses but these buses show then the Föli sign in the front. With the Föli unlimited card, it is possible to use all these buses as often as you want. But there are as well other offers. With the Föli card, it is also possible to use the yellow Föli bikes.

What surprised me the most was that almost every bus is perfectly on time. At my home town, a delay of 5 – 10 minutes is just the basic delay and normal to everyone. I really appreciate the timing.

The Buses also leave very frequently (approx. every 10 – 15min – every day). This offers great opportunities to people without a car. The bus system enables me to discover the surrounding area very easy and for a very good price.

All in all I can say that the Föli card is worth every cent for me. I use it quite a lot but I think as well for people who are regularly commuting, the Föli system is the right choice.

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