Calculating integrated public transport fares

The Integrated Transport System in Bratislava Region (IDS BK) is not yet fully-operational, but it now has a calculator for fare prices.

(Source: Sme)

It can show passengers – after a route has been set – possible alternatives for tickets and then calculate their prices.

The integrated transport system combines city transport in Bratislava, buses for commuters via Slovak Lines company and trains of the rail carrier Železničná Spoločnosť Slovensko (ZSSK), with the use of a single ticket for the whole route. The third phase of the integrated transport system was launched last November.

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The calculator, which can help people get oriented to various available tickets, can be found on the idsbk.sk website, the project’s spokeswoman Eva Kukurová informed the SITA newswire. For the future, the calculator is also planned as an app for mobile phones.

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The calculator, after all data has been set, calculates the fare for the shortest logical route and it also shows the price of the ticket valid for the whole IDS BK network.

How to use the calculator

The calculator is placed on the right side of the webpage. 

Here are the instructions and vocabulary for better use of the calculator at www. idsbk.sk.

Vypočítajte si cenu – Calculate the fare

Select the kind of the ticket:

Jednorazový lístok – Single ticket

PLC na 7 dní – seven-day ticket

PLC na 30 dní – 30-day ticket

PLC na  90 dní – 90-day ticket

PLC na  365 dní – 365-day ticket

Odkiaľ – Frome where

Kam – Where

Kalkulačka ponúka voľbu lístka pri najkratšej logickej ceste a sieťový cestovný lístok – The calculator offers the choice of the ticket for the shortest logical route and a travel pass.   

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