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Silvielein
2 years ago

This is a mad action! I’m unbelievably happy that politics can finally get some shit, because you can not only save a lot of money, but I can also see my long distance boyfriend much more often. For 1x meetings we had to get a Baden-Württemberg ticket (21€), now only 9€ per month? Mega horn I just say xD

The ticket is also there to make public transport more attractive. With such a low ticket you can see the huge demand and interest of people. If I find good, there should always be:)

Silvielein
2 years ago
Reply to  foorizze

Why not? It’s almost normal nowadays

69Paniermehl
2 years ago

I think that the 9€ ticket is a great intermediate step between the previous prices and completely free public transport, so that it can continue.

Erwerbsregel165
2 years ago

But only in the city where you live.

SoIid
2 years ago

Yeah, the three months just don’t get it.

Direktor25
2 years ago

Why isn’t a good alternative for many, but not to use in the country, because the connection to the PNV is a catastrophe, you don’t get clear without your own car.

Pseudonym333
2 years ago

They should simply make the prices moderate… in Munich, a strip card for adults costs 15,20 euros (ten strips), which is anger.

Pseudonym333
2 years ago
Reply to  foorizze

Zone M – so to speak interior – two strips, short distance one strip.

If you drive from the main station to the Starnberger See you need four strips and for the return of course four more strips.

Pseudonym333
2 years ago

Only rich people live in the area of the Republic. So can’t be shredded.

As if… I lived at the time in the district of Munich, my neighborhood looked like: comment image

And for a short time I lived in this district of Munich: comment image

Pseudonym333
2 years ago

In the long term, of course, but not everyone constantly swings… the strip map is intended for occasional riders and the mVV is shrouded.

Pseudonym333
2 years ago

Once you drive, yes… once a month, yes… but not if you have things to do in the city, whether it’s a doctor’s appointment or whatever, and you’re coming out of the countryside and punching out loud stripes for every shot. I don’t know a munich guy who finds the stripe map cheap, she’s not.

McPresley
2 years ago

Yes, it would be an enormous help for many people, for which travel costs are a serious factor in the budget.

wilees
2 years ago
Reply to  McPresley

Not nearly for everyone – because for many people in rural areas the ticket will not be able to affect – because the connection to the PNV is simply not ( sufficient) given.

wilees
2 years ago

Who should bear these costs in the long term?

Should all tax privileges for drivers be abolished with regard to the environmental idea?

wilees
2 years ago
Reply to  foorizze

Then you didn’t get a driver’s license – the ÖPNV is enough for you?

zooper
2 years ago
Reply to  wilees

Yeah, why not.

MCoekostrom2
2 years ago

Find me

MCoekostrom2
2 years ago
Reply to  foorizze

ÖPNV is important on the way to combating climate change