Can you really travel anywhere for free?
Hello, it says that you can travel all over Germany with one ticket, is that true
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Not for everyone!
Only subscription card holders. So all that doesn't have to be repurchased, but goes on.
The most common are job tickets, monthly cards. Senior tickets. Trainee ticket
If you have one, you need to fill out the form including specifying your traffic network and your subscription card number.
The whole thing is almost around the end date is September 26th.
What doesn't mean for everyone? So I have a chocolate ticket VRR area, what should I do so that I can go to Frankfurt for free, for example?
The statement Not for everyone borders something by falling out of a group.
In the case all those like me don't have a subscription ticket. So I can't use it.
if you are (kA What a chocolate (laden?) ticket should be. You know that? regularly posted from the account will. So monthly or weekly and the artificial fatigue test to stop it is a Subscription
No subscription
They can't use it.
That's what they call subscription.
If there is still a traffic network (which I do not know),
you just need to register
Have a ticket where IZ must pay monthly because of my school is far, the ticket costs 25€ per month and leaves in 2 years, I can drive with the ticket entire VRR area and in summer holidays whole NRW.
will the work be?
I'd look exactly what's in the little print.
In view of the many traffic alliances in local transport, I cannot really imagine all over Germany.
Yes, of course with the conditions. You have to have a subscription card, you have to register, only for 2 weeks and only local traffic.