Zone Map

The number of zones you pay for is the number of zones from the one you start your journey in to the one you end your journey in.

How to count zones: Your guide to the right price

Find your start and end zones: Locate the boxes representing where you board and where you get off.

Follow the line: See which boxes the line passes through between the two locations.

Count every box: Every box the line touches counts as one zone. Remember to include your starting zone, any gray boxes (zones outside Buskerud), and your destination zone.

There are 10 zones in total. You pay for the total number of zones the bus travels through on your route.

Why are some boxes gray? The gray boxes are zones located outside Buskerud (for example Asker, Sandvika, or Oslo) that our bus passes through. Even if you are not getting off in a gray zone, it must be counted if the bus travels through it.

Zone map:

An abstract zone map shown as a grid of boxes and lines. Colored boxes represent zones within Buskerud, while grey boxes represent auxiliary zones outside the county (such as Oslo, Asker, and Jevnaker). The lines between the boxes show which zones the bus passes through on various routes. The diagram is used to count the number of zones from start to finish to calculate the ticket price - Click for large imageThis diagram shows how our zones are interconnected. Since the bus often passes through several areas on its way to your destination, this is the most reliable way to determine how many zones you actually need to pay for

Geographic overview of zones

An abstract zone diagram for Brakar public transport shown as a grid of boxes and connecting lines. Colored boxes represent zones within Buskerud, while gray boxes represent zones outside the county (help zones such as Oslo, Asker, and Jevnaker). Black lines between boxes show the travel path of the bus. The diagram is used to count the total number of zones from start to finish to calculate the fare - Click for large imageThis diagram shows how our zones are connected. Since the bus often travels through multiple areas on its way to your destination, this is the most reliable way to find out how many zones you actually need to pay for.