Today, the times have brought us a good news of the great rush!
Ah de`s bus ticket will be greatly reduced!
The friends who drive must be deeply aware of the pain of the traffic jam and the difficulty of parking!
Why don`t we take the bus together from next month?
Recently, South Australia Governor Premier Weather announced that from April 3 this year, bus tickets will officially implement the new fares!
The bus fare will be greatly reduced!
Blessed are you who eat dirt!
At that time, the cheapest place in Australia by bus is our place! No other city can envy it! Huh!
Well, let`s see, how much less is the bus fare this time?
The main benefits are as follows:
- 28-day Adelaide Metro Pass fares will be reduced from A $124.50 to A $99;
- Concession fares will fall from A $62.20 to A $49.
This 28 day pass will be brushed in 28 days! Of course, after 28 days, there will be no money.
You can only recharge one time in advance, but you can`t buy several 28 days in a row.
If friends often go out, using this package is very cost-effective!
And for students, the ticket price of Concession is even more valuable!
To calculate, if you go out every day, no matter how many times a day by bus, it costs less than two Australian dollars!
Not only that, this time the state government will also introduce a new 14-day ticket package!
If 28 days of package time is too long, try 14 days first!
The 14-day Adelaide Metro Pass fare will be A $60.
The price of the Concession is only A $29.50.
This card can be swiped by bus, tram or train!
A friend asked: "I don`t want to buy a package, I like to charge how much money, how to do?"
Time Jun regret to tell everyone, this price only for the above package card, purchase of one-way tickets or ordinary recharge passengers do not have related benefits Oh!
Weatherill said the reduction was mainly aimed at encouraging people to buy them, thus giving citizens more choice of public transport.
It is estimated that about one hundred and ten thousand people use public transport every day.
Switching from self-driving to commuter travel will save commuters about A $7000 a year, according to a government city analysis survey.
As a result of these changes, the government is expected to spend an extra A $12 million over the next four years.
This makes Adelaide the cheapest city in Australia to take public transport, Mr. Weatherill said.
It turns out that the welfare of this small village is good!
Although there are more and more friends who learn to drive now, it is troublesome to find a parking space in city.
Friends with cars may wish to consider taking a bus next month to support this new plan.
