Ticket offices, metro stations resume sale of travel cards after correcting typographical error
Ticket offices and Metro stations started selling travel passes on January 5, but since an error was made in the printed text of the card, sale was temporarily suspended on January 9. Photo: Nino Chelidze/Facebook.
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Ticket offices and metro stations have resumed the sale of travel cards after correcting a typographical error on them, Tbilisi Transport and Urban Development Agency reported earlier today.
Ticket offices and Metro stations started selling travel passes on January 5, but since an error was made in the printed text of the card, sale was temporarily suspended on January 9.
A new fare system for public transport in Tbilisi will come into force in February.
Passengers will be able to choose among several travel passes:
- Unlimited one-day travel pass for 3 GEL
- Unlimited one-week travel pass for 20 GEL
- Unlimited one-month travel pass for 40 GEL
- Unlimited three-month travel pass for 100 GEL
- Unlimited six-month travel pass for 150 GEL
- Unlimited one-year travel pass for 250 GEL
Season tickets are sold at express branches of the Bank of Georgia and at machines in Tbilisi Metro.
Current fleet of yellow minibuses in Georgia's capital of Tbilisi will be fully replaced with new blue minibuses in February, Tbilisi Transport and Urban Development Agency reported earlier today.
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Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said Tbilisi City Hall is going to purchase 380 new buses in 2022. Kaladze also noted that old buses and minibuses will be totally replaced, and the municipal transport problem will finally be solved next year.
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