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As an example, the 1-month-ticket for Stuttgart for two zones is 92,20€ [0]. For those affected by inflation, the reduction from 90 to 15€ would already be not
by qwertox 4y ago
As an example, the 1-month-ticket for Stuttgart for two zones is 92,20€ [0].
For those affected by inflation, the reduction from 90 to 15€ would already be noticeable, the additional 6€ would be neglectible to the consumer in comparison to the already offered discount (not to mention that these new tickets can be used in the entire country).
And those who will now leave their car in the garage will probably be saving even more. At least in my case it was always cheaper to use public transport to go to the city, at least if I also considered the parking cost. This for a 1-day ticket, which already costs a bit over 6€.
[0] https://www.vvs.de/tickets/zeittickets-abo-polygo/monatsticket-jedermann/ https://www.vvs.de/tickets/zeittickets-abo-polygo/monatstick...
- drakonka 4y agoWhy? Presumably they took into account their own financial situation when setting this price. Why would you want an organization to try and claw a few _more_ euros out of people when they've already agreed on 9€? I guess I just don't understand where you're coming from in terms of the purpose of this suggestion.