Ticket prices rise in Eastern Austria: So much you pay from July!
Ticket prices rise in Eastern Austria: So much you pay from July!
From July 1, 2025, the ticket prices portfolio in the Transport Association of East Region (VOR) will be moderately adapted for the regions of Lower Austria and Burgenland. Talweg will increase the prices for single, daily, weekly and monthly tickets by an average of 3 percent. This decision aims to ensure long -term securing and expansion of public transport. As 5min.at , the new price structures have already been uncovered.
An example of the upcoming price increases shows the single trip, which has increased from 2.10 euros to EUR 2.20 so far. The 24-hour ticket is also becoming more expensive: the price increases from 4.10 euros to 4.30 euros. A similar trend is added to the weekly tickets, here the card will cost 14.30 euros instead of 13.90 euros. If you are traveling regularly by public transport, you will pay 50.60 euros in the future, compared to the previous 49.10 euros.
The situation in Vienna
Interestingly, the ticket price in Vienna remains unchanged. Here the single trip costs 2.40 euros, the 24-hour ticket is 8 euros and the weekly ticket is 19.70 euros. The monthly ticket in Vienna is also not increased at 51 euros. The popular youth ticket will continue to be available for 19.60 euros per school year.Another point that Vor.at is emphasized, the increase in the top youth ticket, which will cost in the future 88.60 euros. Erege and weekend tickets, on the other hand, remain stable in terms of price and are not affected by the adjustments. These price adjustments are a reaction to annual price development, oriented towards the consumer price index.
A look beyond the borders
The upcoming price increases in the way a typical image that can be observed in many European cities: a moderate tariff adaptation ensures that public transport will remain reliable in the future. Even if ticket prices rise, the bus or the railway remains a comfortable and environmentally friendly alternative to driving in your own car. A good knack for planning the trips will therefore be essential in order to benefit from the new ticket prices.
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