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![]() The Paris region already has integrated ticketing when it comes to weekly, monthly and yearly tickets, but up until now the standard "ticket-T" was valid for only one transport mode (metro/bus/tram/RER) at a time. On buses and trams the ticket-T is valid for only one trip, i.e. no transfer possible. The new "ticket-T+" is a stepping stone to better integrated transport.
From http://tf1.lci.fr/infos/economie/arg...bus-tram-.html Translation from French: Quote:
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![]() while in Dublin, the transfer 90 ticket is two euros and only works on 2 busses...
no train or trams.... |
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![]() Good to see the RATP taking a leaf out of Bus Atha Cliath`s book for a change
![]() Poor oul Colmd must be buying his T90`s off a tout...... ![]() Although I concede that the requirement to purchase a value-pack of T90`s for €17 does considerably reduce their appeal to the off the cuff traveller. IMO The T90 should be the STANDARD Bus ticket available from vending Machines et al for €1.50. It`s 90 min validity could be extended to 100 mins but even without that it represents great value. Remember ColmD its valid for 90 Mins from first validation on an unlimited number of buses and this does allow some VERY reasonable commuting if one watches the time. However,given that the hugely qualified senior administrators in the Dept of Transport have been incubating Bus Atha Cliaths new Licence applications since October 2006 (FFS) the chances of them approving any more Customer Friendly enhancements are NIL,cos it might upset somebody in Brussels or somewhere.... ![]() |
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![]() Well, I'm only repeating what those kind boyo's at Dublin Bus tell me here.
http://www.dublinbus.ie/news_centre/...ew&news_id=152 I can't be expected to assume they are wrong all the time, unlike Irish rail. Next you'll be telling me the airlink doesn't cost a fiver and the 748 actually serves busarus at the 748 busstop... even though the drivers there on Friday told me the 748 doesn't serve busarus. http://www.dublinbus.ie/your_journey....asp?route=748 http://www.dublinbus.ie/news_centre/...ew&news_id=152 |
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![]() ![]() http://www.dublinbus.ie/fares_and_tickets/daily.asp for a more accurate picture of things........Although Colm has drawn attention to the fate of the poor fellow who wrote that other stuff way back in 2002.....He`s still in there ....somewhere ! ![]() |
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