HSL raises ticket prices: single-trip ticket becomes 5 cents more expensive
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Helsinki Regional Transport (HSL) is raising its ticket prices. The change takes effect on Monday, 2 November. For example, the single-trip ticket becomes 3.35 euros, up from 3.30 euros.
After the change, the 24-hour ticket for two zones costs 10.60 euros. The change therefore affects passengers who buy tickets in the form of a single ticket or a day ticket. Prices are rising because costs have increased.
In addition, HSL is introducing a price cap for payments made using contactless payment. As a result, a passenger does not have to pay more than a certain limit, even if they travel several times during the day. Detailed conditions should be checked on the HSL website.
The changes will affect everyday life especially in the Helsinki metropolitan area, where many commuters and students use public transport. Passengers are advised to familiarise themselves with the new prices before the start of November.
Sources: Yle
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