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When Switzerland introduced "one ticket for all" I was a bit confused about what to expect. Well, travel is almost a non-event nowadays: you jump into the first
by soco 4y ago
When Switzerland introduced "one ticket for all" I was a bit confused about what to expect. Well, travel is almost a non-event nowadays: you jump into the first thing coming by (including long distance trains, boat, bus, you name it) and go on with your trip. Adding to that is the mobile ticketing system where you check in when you start and the fare will be calculated when you check-out, always picking the best options (like, if any reductions are available on the trip, or combinations with local transport)... Plus a bus station in front of the house, regular and often connections even at night in the weekends, USB chargers and power sockets and almost working wireless (this needs work though) no wonder I keep the car only for carrying groceries and such. I hope you too will get there soon.
PS but the Swiss all-inclusive ticket is WAY more expensive, like 10x...