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GoCollective has been a central part of public transport in Denmark since 1997, when the British company Arriva bought Danish Unibus. Since then, Bus Danmark, Combus, Wulff Bus, Veolia Danmark and Pan Bus have also become part of GoCollective. Today, GoCollective’s bus activities are spread over both regional and city traffic throughout the country. GoCollective is also the market leader when it comes to operating gas buses, i.a. line 5C in Copenhagen, where 37 gas buses were deployed in 2017 to serve Northern Europe’s busiest bus line. During 2026, the 37 gas buses will all be replaced by new electric buses.

Ever since its inception in 1997, GoCollective has also run the private education center UCplus, which has more than 40 years of experience in adult education. UCplus offers Danish courses, Danish tests, transport courses, cleaning courses, guard and security courses across 8 locations in Denmark.

In the port of Copenhagen, GoCollective also sails the harbor buses, which have been a large part of the burgeoning life on the harbor front since they had their first trip in 2000. GoCollective has won the contract several times. At the latest in 2020, when completely new electric harbor buses were deployed. Most recently the harbor buses hit a new milestone, having transported over 1.000.000 passengers in 2024.

In 2003, GoCollective entered the Danish rail market after winning the first rail tender in Danish history – the tender for the regional rail operation in Central and Western Jutland. Subsequently, GoCollective has regained the contract in both 2009 and 2018. With the extension in 2018, GoCollective simultaneously added two new routes, Odense-Svendborg and Vejle-Struer, thereby increasing rail traffic by approximately a third. As of May 1st, 2026, DSB has received the responsibility to continue the operations of all GoCollective railways.