Tbilisi citizens to be able to attach public transport season passes to bank cards
A new fare system for public transport in Tbilisi came into effect in February, with up to 55,000 season passes of various duration sold so far. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
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People living in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi will be able to attach their season passes for public transport to their bank cards starting May, Mayor Kakha Kaladze announced on Tuesday.
Kaladze said the decision would eliminate the need for passengers to carry an additional card, explaining details of the service would be released at its launch.
A new fare system for public transport in Tbilisi came into effect in February, with up to 55,000 season passes of various duration sold so far.
Ticket offices and Metro stations began selling "unlimited" passes on January 5, with season tickets additionally being sold at express branches of the Bank of Georgia and at machines in Tbilisi Metro.
Commuters can choose from a one-day unlimited travel card to a one-year travel pass following the launch of the system by Tbilisi City Hall.
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.
A new system of fare payments for public transport has started operating in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi today, introducing cards enabling unlimited transit for select time periods.
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Tbilisi City Hall announced today that one-time fare for public transport will be 1 GEL instead of 50 tetri starting next year, noting that if individuals buy one-year card for 250 GEL, they will spend about 20 GEL in the public transport monthly.
Five new bus routes and three new minibus routes will be added to public transport in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi starting June 4 due to increased passenger flow, Mayor Kakha Kaladze announced at a meeting of municipal authorities on Wednesday.
Passengers will be able to pay seasonal ticket fares for Tbilisi public transport using their bank cards starting September 1, Mayor Kakha Kaladze announced on Tuesday.