New Germany Ticket for Occasional Drivers? What Two Federal States Now Propose
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Hamburg's Transport Authority wants a "Deutschlandticket light". Those who only occasionally travel by train should get a nationwide local transport offer that is cheaper. North Rhine-Westphalia and Hamburg bring this proposal to the transport ministers conference.
Those who rarely travel by bus and train should be able to travel more easily nationwide. NRW and Hamburg propose a supplement to the Deutschlandticket. How the mobile phone tariff should work.
As a supplement to the Deutschlandticket: The start of the journey and the end of the journey are registered by smartphone and the cheapest fare is calculated automatically.
The Transport Ministers of the Länder want to launch a nationwide offer for occasional drivers in buses and trains at their upcoming autumn conference. In a proposal for a resolution, which the "Rheinische Post" reports on in its Tuesday edition, it is said that it is about an offer "for occasional users with Germany-wide spatial validity analogous to the Deutschlandticket". A smartphone-based "In/Out tariff" is intended: passengers check in and…
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