MVV Fare Increases Impacting Public Transport in Munich
MVV Fare Increases Overview
The Münchner Verkehrsverbund (MVV) is raising its ticket prices from January 1st, with an average increase of 4.9%. A single ticket will rise from 3.90 Euros to 4.10 Euros, reflecting the necessity of funding public transport amid increased wage costs.
Details of the Price Changes
- Standard single ticket: 4.10 Euros instead of 3.90 Euros
- Short distance ticket: 2.00 Euros instead of 1.90 Euros
- Strip ticket: 17.80 Euros instead of 17.00 Euros
Additionally, prices for day passes, children's tickets, bike tickets, and group tickets will also see increases.
Monthly Ticket Increases
Monthly tickets will experience slower increases of around 3.7% to 3.8%. Bernd Rosenbusch, managing director of MVV, acknowledged that fare hikes are unpleasant for passengers but essential for maintaining public transportation.
Historical Context of Fare Increases
Fare adjustments have become common in Munich, with a marked increase over the past decade. In December 2014, a standard single ticket was priced at just 2.70 Euros.
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