Traffic - Public transport in the Nuremberg area will be more expensive in the new year
Tickets on the Verkehrs-Aktiengesellschaft Nürnberg (VAG) network will cost more in the new year. On average, prices will increase by 7.74 percent from January, as the VAG announced on Tuesday. A one-way ticket for adults, for example, will cost 25 cents more (3.25 euros) in online sales in future. Passengers will pay 3.70 euros at ticket machines, an increase of 30 cents. One-way tickets will also become more expensive for children. In addition, according to the VAG, the "Solo 31 Nuremberg Pass" can only be purchased until the end of the year. Its successor is the "Deutschlandticket Nürnberg-Pass", which is already available. This is worthwhile for anyone who travels several times a week.
Press release
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- In some municipalities across Swabia and Bavaria in Germany, the implementation of automatic ticket machines for public transportation has been introduced, providing a more convenient option for passengers.
- The newly introduced "Deutschlandticket Nürnberg-Pass" is an automatic ticket available for long-term travelers in the Nuremberg area, which offers a significant discount compared to the old "Solo 31 Nuremberg Pass".
- The Municipalities of Swabia and Bavaria have been discussing the possibility of implementing an automatic traffic light system, aiming to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion.
- Despite the inevitable price increase for children's tickets on the VAG network, the local authorities have assured parents that they are committed to providing affordable public transportation options for children.
Source: www.stern.de
