Transportation

When you live in Randers Municipality, you can easily get around by bus, train, car, foot or bike, as we have a well-established infrastructure.

Public transportation

In Randers, a strong network of both train and bus routes makes it easy to get to other parts of the country. That network also helps people enjoy big-city life without having to pay a big-city price. Aarhus, Aalborg and even Copenhagen are only a train or bus ride away.

You can commute between Randers and Aarhus or Aalborg with a minimum of stress, as you can leave the driving to someone else.

Buses leave and arrive in Randers regularly from many different areas in Denmark, and can be caught at the bus terminal (along with the city buses) or at one of the many stops along the routes.

Trains leave throughout the day as well, going north to Aalborg and south to Aarhus and beyond with connections along the way.

At Rejseplanen.dk, you may find your itinerary for your next trip using public transportation. It covers public transportation throughout Denmark.

Private transportation

For those who prefer to drive by car, Randers is perfectly situated between Aalborg and Aarhus with the major motorway E45 connecting the cities.

Driving license

At LifeinDenmark.dk, you can read about how to obtain a driver’s license in Denmark.

At the Danish Road Traffic Authority’s website, you can read about foreign driver’s licenses, exchanges and visitor's driving license.

Importing a car, motorcycle or other motor vehicle

If you want to import your car with foreign number plates, you must register the car in Denmark no later than 30 days after moving here. You need to pay registration tax in order to get Danish number plates.

Read more about importing a foreign car on the Danish Motor Vehicle Agency's website.

Cycling

Another option, which is extremely popular all over Denmark and definitely in Randers, is cycling. Whether it is for pleasure, sport or competitive racing, Denmark is mad for bicycles.

Randers Municipality works hard to encourage all of its citizens to use their bikes and even offers bikes for rental (electric and three-wheelers as well as commuter and city bikes).

We have many kilometres of bike lanes and paths and plenty of bike parking throughout Randers

Check out Randers Bike City's website (in Danish) for all sorts of material on cycling in Randers - you can find everything from cycling routes and mountain biking possibilities to cycling projects.

In addition, there is a Facebook page "Op på jernhesten" (Up on the Iron Horse) where you can find more information and connect with other cyclists.