The Metro is designed to run 24/7 - all day and all night - but like all other railways, the Metro needs ongoing maintenance of rails, trains and signals. This maintenance work often requires parts or entire lines to be shut down for a period of time so that the work can be carried out safely. The work is carried out in the evening and at night to minimise the impact on passengers.

In case of major or long-term changes to metro operations, we deploy metro buses. You can see on the map where you can catch the metro bus.

In case of temporary closures, passengers are encouraged to use other modes of transport, such as bike, bus, train and other metro lines. In these cases, Metro passengers are offered Metro buses. However, passengers should expect much longer journey times with the metro buses than with the Metro.

Does the metro bus run to all stations on the M3 line?

Due to traffic conditions in Copenhagen, the metro bus does not run to all M3 stations.
Therefore, if you need to get off at one of the following stations: Nørrebro, Aksel Møllers Have or Skjolds Plads, you will need to combine with other transport.