Darf man eigentlich mit den E-Ticket (Hessen) Fahrrädermitnehmen?

Darf man mit dem E-Ticket Hessen Fahrräder mitnehmen?

Das frage ich mich immer. Mal wurde gesagt, daß ich aussteigen solle. Mal sagte der Schaffner, ich könne weiterfahren.

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MichaelSAL74
7 months ago

So at the DB it is so that wheels need extra ticket, that will probably be the case with your E-ticket Hesse.

And if there’s a control, it’s a contrast coming from him and probably not much going on the train…

blackhaya
7 months ago
Reply to  MichaelSAL74

such a nonsense. In Hesse, the RMV and NVV and both offer free bike ride.

MichaelSAL74
7 months ago
Reply to  blackhaya

LIES DIRECTIVE

I wrote NOT that it is FAKT, but “although so is”

Rather, your comment is to be called nonsense, as you read correctly

blackhaya
7 months ago

Any mutations don’t bring anyone on.

This is about local transport in Hesse and there are other TArifbestium emissions as in other federal states.

Rolf42
7 months ago

The “eTicket” is just a chip card where different types of tickets can be stored. It depends on what kind of ticket you actually have.

Rolf42
7 months ago
Reply to  THWlerP

Apparently, the use of bicycles in the area of the RMV is possible free of charge:

https://www.rmv.de/c/en/fahrkarten/infos Rules/tariff Information/mitnahme-von-fahrraedern-e-scootern-und-co

However, other regulations can apply outside the RMV.

blackhaya
7 months ago
Reply to  Rolf42

Sorry, there is no bike map at the RMV or at the NVV because it is FREE.

Rolf42
7 months ago

However, there is also that there is no claim to take, and that there can be restrictions at certain times.

In case of doubt, the staff decides whether a bicycle can be taken or not.

blackhaya
7 months ago

In Hessen, RMV and NVV.

Both traffic allies offer FREE bike ride. However, one must also say clearly that the trains on the main traffic axes are full of breaks.