We are here to help you
If you have questions regarding public transport and can’t seem to find the answer in our frequently asked questions, you are welcome to contact us for further assistance.
- +45 7015 7000
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Customer service is open every weekday from 08:00 to 16:00.
- Go to contact forms
Write to us
If you prefer to write to us you will need to fill out a contact form. Please find a link to the contact forms below.
The fastest and easiest way to get in touch with customer service is to give us a call. We look forward to talking to you.
Frequently asked questions
Find the answers to your questions in the sections below. If you cannot find the information you are looking for, please feel free to contact us for further assistance.
- Contact regarding lost items
You have to enquire about the lost property with the company with which you travelled. Follow the link to find contact forms for lost property, or call DOT Customer Service for more information on tel. +45 7015 7000.
Yes, all public transport is accessible to passengers with disabilities.
Although we try our best to make public transport as accessible as possible for everyone, we are aware that no two disabilities are the same. If you have difficulty getting on or off public transport, please do not hesitate to ask a conductor or driver for assistance.
Tickets valid immediately after purchase cannot be refunded. This applies to single tickets and City Pass purchased from either the DOT Tickets app or ticket machines.
- Travel Guarantee
If the bus, train or metro is delayed, you are, under certain circumstances, covered by the travel guarantees.
Follow the link below to read more and find out if the travel guarantee applies to you.
- Inspection Fee
The staff onboard public transport are responsible for assessing if your ticket is valid. Travelling without a valid ticket will result in a fine of at least 750 DKK.
If you wish to complain about your inspection fee, you can contact us through the link below.
You are welcome to bring your bicycle on public transport, but the rules and prices for buses, trains, and metro are different. Find out what applies to your journey here: Bike ticket on bus, train, or metro (dinoffentligetransport.dk)
Public transport in Denmark is split into zones. The price of your ticket will depend on how many zones you wish to travel between.
When you purchase your ticket with the DOT Tickets App, it automatically informs you of the zones required for your journey.Small dogs or other animals, carried in a bag or similar, are considered hand-luggage and travel free of charge. Larger dogs or other pets require a single children’s ticket.
All service animals travel free of charge.