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Approach to Fares Around the World
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Regional rail Suburban rail Streetcar Local transit Rapid transit
Separated Reserved lane
Mixed traffic
Right Of WayGreater Toronto and Hamilton Area,
Ontario, Canada
Regional Characteristics
• Population – 6,574,140 (2011, all of GTHA)
• GDP: US$260.6 billion
• Regional Rail by provincial agency (Metrolinx)
• 10 municipal-based service providers
Types of Transit
• Regional rail is a separate system, with
limited connections to rapid transit or Regional Rail Rapid transit Local transit
(all-day/peak)
reserved-lane transit
• Most current regional lines are
peak-only, but all regional lines are
planned to have increased service
(RER program) Separated ROW Mixed Separated Mixed Reserved
• Rapid transit fed by local transit traffic ROW traffic lane
Reserved
Approach to Fares lane
• Regional rail:
- Fine-grained fare zones (more than 90) oriented in an uneven grid
- Also serves regional bus
• For other modes:
- Each municipal service provider has its own fare zone
• A single fare provides access to rapid transit, and local transit within each service provider fare zone
• No Peak or Time-of-Day Pricing
• Regional rail fares focused on financial district in City of Toronto
• Fare zones for most rapid, reserved-lane, and local transit based on municipal / service provider
boundaries, not density / land use patterns
• Fare zones not oriented to serve suburban centres
How do customers pay?
• Pricing and products vary, but all offer single-trip products and monthly passes or caps, some offer
additional products
• Four municipal service providers offer a joint weekly pass product
• PRESTO on GO Transit and all other providers with some TTC stations/Vehicles
How do customers transfer?
• Free transfer, either time-based or trip-based when same operator and same mode
• Free transfer within a single provider when same operator and different modes
• A mix of full, reduced-price and free transfers between regional rail, rapid transit and local transit
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Map of regional rail and rapid transit in the GTHA (as of 2008):
APPENDIX A: EXISTING REGIONAL RAPID TRANSIT AND HIGHWAY NETWORK IN THE GTHA
Source: Metrolinx Regional Transportation Plan (2008), retrieved February 19, 2015
THE BIG MOVE | Transforming Transportation in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area 102Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Regional Characteristics
• Population – 3,824,221 (2011, census metropolitan area)
• GDP: US$142.8 billion
• Canadian city most comparable in size to Toronto
• Regional rail controlled by provincial agency (AMT) and rapid transit controlled by STM, the municipal
service provider for the City of Montreal
• Local buses in Greater Montreal served by a number of providers, including STM within Montreal
Types of Transit
• Local buses structured to feed rapid Regional Rail Rapid transit Local transit
transit (all-day/peak)
• Regional rail is a separate system, with
some local transit feeders connections
with rapid transit network
• Most regional rail lines are peak-only
Separated ROW Reserved Separated Mixed Reserved
lane ROW traffic lane
Approach to Fares
• Regional rail:
- Greater Montreal Area divided into 8 fare zones
• Rapid transit and local bus:
- Each local municipal provider has its own fares and zones
- Some municipal providers offer fare products for their services based on regional rail zones
• No Peak or Time-of-Day Pricing
• Regional rail fare structure is focused on city financial district
• Regional rail fare zones fairly circular but some are irregularly-sized
• Fare zones for other modes based on municipal / service provider boundaries
• No relationship of municipal fare zones to density / land use patterns
• Fare zones not oriented to serve suburban centres
How do customers pay?
• TRAM fare products provide access to regional rail and other modes from Zone 1
• Some service providers offer fare products for services spanning multiple zones though not consistent
across region
• Single-operator products and pricing vary by operator
• OPUS electronic fare card adopted by all providers
How do customers transfer?
• Free transfer, either time-based or trip-based when same operator and same mode
• Free transfer within a single provider when same operator and different modes
• A mix of full, reduced-price and free transfers between regional rail, rapid transit and local transit
(depends on providers)Map of fare zones in Greater Montreal: Source: AMT website, retrieved January 9, 2015
London, England, United Kingdom
Regional Characteristics
• Population – 8,615,246 (Greater London)
• GDP: US$731.2 billion
• Extensive and developed transport network with rail and bus
• Transport for London (TfL) is a local government body responsible for managing all
transport services across London
Types of Transit
• Underground, DLR and
London Overground are
fully integrated
• Buses and trams Regional Rail Rapid transit Suburban rail Local transit
generally operate as (all-day/peak)
their own network with
connections to rapid
transit
• Inner segments
of National Rail Separated ROW Reserved Separated Separated Mixed Reserved
complement rail network lane ROW ROW traffic lane
Approach to Fares
• Regional rail (selected services), suburban rail, and rapid transit:
- Fares based on TfL zone fare system
- 6 fare zones (for Greater London) and 3 additional zones outside Greater London where rapid
transit extends
- Most inner segments of National Rail regional rail uses TfL fare structure; outer segments use
National Rail fare structure
• Rapid transit and local transit:
- Single flat fare for each bus or tram segment (one fare per boarding)
• Peak (AM/PM) and off-peak pricing
• Zone 1 more expensive than outlying zones
• All of Greater London is within the 6 main zones, oriented to the core of London
• Most suburban centres lie within Zones 1-4 and some outlying communities are within Zones 7-9
• Width of fare zones roughly equal
How do customers pay?
• Large variety of fare products available, for different modes, zones, lengths of time based on the
zone(s) travelled
• For rail travel, a daily cap is automatically applied based on rail zones travelled when using electronic
fare payment
• A separate, lower daily cap is automatically applied on tram/bus fares (set at just less than three fares)
• Day Travel cards provide unlimited travel on all modes
• Prices are zone-specific and not all three-zone products cost the same
• Oyster smartcard (pay as you go credit)
• Contactless payment (e.g., credit cards)
• Limited paper products available
• Cash fares not accepted on buses
How do customers transfer?
• Rail network fares based on start and end zones, with no free transfers to buses/trams
• No free transfers between buses and trams
• Separate National Rail fare required where National Rail does not use TfL fare structureMap of London Underground, DLR, Overground, and fare zones:
Tube map
Special fares apply
Chesham
9 Chalfont & 8 7 Watford Junction
8 7 6 5 Epping
Theydon Bois
6
Latimer Watford High Street
Watford High Barnet Cockfosters Debden
Amersham Bushey
Chorleywood Croxley Totteridge & Whetstone Oakwood Loughton
Rickmansworth Moor Park
Carpenders Park
Woodside Park Southgate
Buckhurst Hill
5
4
Hatch End Roding Grange
Northwood Mill Hill East West Finchley Arnos Grove Valley Hill
West Ruislip Northwood Edgware
Hills Headstone Lane
Stanmore Bounds Green Chigwell
Hillingdon Ruislip Finchley Central Hainault
4
Harrow & Burnt Oak
Ruislip Manor Pinner Wealdstone Wood Green Woodford
Canons Park
Uxbridge Ickenham Colindale East Finchley Fairlop
Eastcote North Harrow Kenton Harringay South Woodford
Queensbury Turnpike Lane Green Lanes
3
Hendon Central Crouch Barkingside
Harrow- Northwick Preston Highgate South Tottenham
on-the-Hill Kingsbury Hill Snaresbrook
Ruislip Park Road
Rayners Lane Brent Cross Seven Newbury Park
Gardens Archway Manor House Blackhorse
West Gospel Sisters Road
South Kenton Golders Green Oak Redbridge
Harrow Upper Holloway
Hampstead
South Harrow North Wembley Neasden Heath Tottenham Walthamstow
Hampstead Hale Central Wanstead Gants
South Ruislip Wembley Tufnell Park Arsenal Finsbury Upminster
Park Dollis Hill Leytonstone Hill
Wembley Central Park
Finchley Road Holloway Road Walthamstow Upminster Bridge
Sudbury Hill Stonebridge Park Willesden Green & Frognal Kentish Leyton Leytonstone
Town West Kentish Town Queen’s Road Midland Road High Road
Belsize Park
3
Kilburn Highbury & Hornchurch
Northolt Harlesden Caledonian Road
Kensal Brondesbury Islington Dalston
Kingsland Leyton
2
Sudbury Town Willesden Junction Rise Park West Hampstead Chalk Farm Dagenham
Camden Stratford
Road Hackney East Elm Park
Finchley Road Caledonian International Wanstead Park
Brondesbury Camden Town Central
Kensal Green Road & Canonbury
Alperton Swiss Cottage Barnsbury Dagenham
Queen’s Park Kilburn South Mornington Dalston Junction Stratford Heathway
High Road Hampstead St. John’s Wood Crescent Hackney
Greenford Homerton
Becontree
2
King’s Cross Wick Woodgrange Park
Kilburn Park St. Pancras Haggerston
Edgware Great Upney
Perivale Maida Vale Paddington Road Marylebone Stratford
Baker Portland Euston
Warwick Avenue Street High Street Barking
Street
Angel Hoxton Pudding
Royal Oak Mill Lane Abbey East Ham
Hanger Lane
Westbourne Park Euston Old Street Bethnal Road
Edgware Warren Street Green Mile End
Square Upton Park
Road Farringdon
Park Royal Regent’s Park Liverpool Bow Road Plaistow
Ladbroke Grove Shoreditch
Bayswater Russell Street High Street
Latimer Road Square Barbican Bromley- West Ham
North Ealing Goodge Bow Church by-Bow
East White Shepherd’s Notting Lancaster Bond Oxford Street Chancery Moorgate
Acton City Bush Hill Gate Gate Street Circus Lane Devons Road
Stepney Green
Aldgate Star Lane
1 2 3 4
Ealing Broadway St. Paul’s
West North Holland Queensway Marble Tottenham Holborn East Langdon Park
Whitechapel
6 5 4 3 2 1
Acton Acton Park Arch Court Road Bank
Wood Lane Covent Garden Aldgate Canning
All Saints Town
High Street Shadwell Royal
Green Park Leicester Square Westferry Blackwall Victoria
Acton Central Kensington
Shepherd’s Bush Custom House for ExCeL
Ealing Common Market Hyde Park Corner Piccadilly Cannon Street
Kensington Circus Limehouse Poplar East
South Acton (Olympia) Monument Tower Emirates Prince Regent
Knightsbridge Mansion House Hill India
Goldhawk Road Tower Royal Docks
Charing
Fenchurch Street
Wapping West Royal Albert
Blackfriars Gateway India Quay
Barons Gloucester Cross
Acton Town Hammersmith Court Road St. James’s River Thames West
Silvertown Beckton Park
South Ealing Victoria Park Temple
Rotherhithe
Canary Wharf Cyprus
Northfields Chiswick Turnham Stamford Ravenscourt West Sloane Westminster Emirates
Earl’s South Embankment Canada North
Park Green Brook Park Kensington Kensington Square London Bermondsey Greenwich
Boston Manor Court Bridge Water Greenwich Pontoon Dock
Heron Quays Peninsula
Gallions
West Brompton Reach
2
Osterley Waterloo London
South Quay
2
Surrey Quays City Airport Beckton
Gunnersbury
Crossharbour King George V
Hounslow East Southwark
1
Fulham Broadway Pimlico
Hounslow
3
Kew Gardens Mudchute
West Hounslow Central Imperial
Parsons Green
Wharf Lambeth Island Gardens
Hatton Cross Borough
Richmond North
4
Putney Bridge
3
Heathrow
Terminals 1, 2, 3 Woolwich
Cutty Sark for Arsenal
East Putney Maritime Greenwich
2
Heathrow Vauxhall Queens Road
Elephant & Castle Peckham
Terminal 4 Southfields Greenwich
5
New Cross New Cross
Clapham Gate
Junction
4
Wimbledon Park Deptford Bridge
Heathrow Terminal 5 Wandsworth Oval Kennington
Road Peckham Rye Brockley
Wimbledon Elverson Road
Stockwell Honor Oak Park
Clapham High Street
Bakerloo Metropolitan Moor Park Station in both fare zones Bank/Waterloo Waterloo & City line open between Bank and Waterloo Lewisham
Denmark Hill
0621-0030 Mondays to Fridays and 0802-0030 Saturdays. Between Waterloo Forest Hill
Central Northern Interchange stations Clapham North
and Bank 0615-0030 Mondays to Fridays and 0800-0030 Saturdays.
Circle Step-free access from street to train Closed Sundays and public holidays.
Piccadilly Clapham Common Sydenham
District Camden Town Open Sundays 1300-1730 for interchange and exit only. Brixton
Step-free access from street to platform
District open Victoria Covent Garden Exit only from late February until early November 2015. Clapham South
weekends, National Rail Also, on Saturdays and Sundays, westbound trains will not stop. Penge West
public holidays Waterloo & City Please use Leicester Square instead. Balham
Airport
3
and some
Olympia events DLR Emirates Air Line Emirates Greenwich Peninsula and Emirates Royal Docks Anerley
Emirates Air Line For full information about operating times and fares please visit tfl.gov.uk/emiratesairline
Hammersmith
& City London Overground Riverboat services Hounslow West Step-free access for manual wheelchairs only. Tooting Bec Crystal Palace Norwood Junction
Jubilee Emirates Air Line Tramlink Stanmore Step-free access via a steep ramp.
Tooting Broadway
Tottenham Court Road Central line trains will not stop at this station West Croydon
from early January until early December 2015.
Colliers Wood
Turnham Green Served by Piccadilly line trains until 0650 Mondays
to Saturdays, 0745 Sundays and after 2230 every evening.
4
South Wimbledon
5
At other times use District line.
West Ham Until late February 2015 step-free access will only Morden
be to the DLR and c2c.
Transport for London West India Quay Not served by DLR trains from Bank towards
This diagram is an evolution of the original design conceived in 1931 by Harry Beck · Correct at time of going to print · Poster December 2014 Lewisham at certain times.
Source: TfL website, retrieved February 27, 2015Amsterdam, North Holland, The Netherlands
Regional Characteristics
• Population – 2,332,773 (2014, metropolitan region)
• GDP: US$322.3 billion (includes Rotterdam and other nearby cities)
• GVB is the local service provider serving Amsterdam and adjacent suburbs
• NS is the primary national rail provider, serving most cities and towns in the Netherlands
• Other service providers serve satellite towns throughout North Holland
Types of Transit
• Rapid transit, and local
transit are fully integrated
within Amsterdam area,
generally serving their own
Regional Rail Rapid transit Suburban rail Local transit
corridors
(all-day/peak)
• Regional rail is part of the
national rail network; some
lines operate similar to
suburban rail
• Regional rail operates as Separated ROW Reserved Separated Separated Mixed Reserved
a separate network with lane ROW ROW traffic lane
some connections to rapid
transit and local transit
Approach to Fares
• Regional and suburban rail:
- Station distances converted to “price units” and fares based on total price units incurred
• Rapid transit and local transit:
- Fare structure depends on fare product used
- Single trips calculated using a base fare plus distance travelled fare
- Multi-operator fare products use sub-municipal fare zones spanning the entire province of
North Holland
- Single-operator fare products cover entire service provider area
• No Peak or Time-of-Day Pricing
• Fare zones are roughly equal-sized, approximately 5 km in each direction
• Fare zones are sub-municipal, with approximately 4 zones for Amsterdam and 1 or 2 zones for other
towns
• Fare zones boundaries often use barriers separating neighbourhoods or districts, such as
watercourses, highways, and green corridors
How do customers pay?
• Single-operator fare products available covering all services by that service provider
- GVB products cover all of Amsterdam and adjacent suburbs
• Multi-operator products (excluding regional rail) available using fare zones
- Customer chooses central zone and “star value”, representing the number of zones from the
central zone
• Single-trip travel uses base fare plus km-based fare deducted from balance
• Zone-based product prices are consistent across region (e.g., two-zone products cost the same
regardless of zones)
• OV-chipkaart is an electronic fare card used across the Netherlands and is the only form of ticketing used
How do customers transfer?
• Transfer on GVB within 35 minutes considered as a continuous trip
• Transfers valid between GVB and surrounding local providers for some fare products
• No reduction in fare for transfers between NS and GVBMap of Amsterdam metro and trams (left) and map of North Holland fare zones (right):
Zonekaart Randstad Noord
Zone Abonnement
Source: GVB website, retrieved February 27, 2015Hamburg, Germany
Regional Characteristics
• Population – ~5,000,000 (2012, metropolitan region)
• GDP: US$157 billion
• HVV is an association of 30+affiliated transport operators covering the entire Hamburg area
• DB Bahn AG operates regional rail services and also provides regional and intercity services
throughout Germany
Types of Transit
• Regional rail connects
with suburban rail at
many stations Regional Rail Rapid transit Suburban rail Local transit
(all-day/peak)
• Suburban rail fully
integrated with rapid
transit, which is
integrated with local
transit; functions as Separated ROW Reserved Separated Separated Mixed Reserved
one system lane ROW ROW traffic lane
Approach to Fares
• Complex “ring” fare structure
• Hamburg and surrounding suburbs and rural areas are allocated into five fare rings (A-E)
• Each ring of zones divided in up to 20 segments per ring
• Fare products based on either rings or zones
• Some fare products offer reduced-fare travel after 9 AM; other fare products exclude both AM and PM
peak periods
• Rings of zones are divided roughly equal
• Ring size of fare zones increases away from the financial district, but are ~10 km in radius downtown
How do customers pay?
• Single and day tickets: Apply to one or more specific fare rings or Greater Hamburg Area
• Weekly / monthly / annual tickets: Apply to unlimited trips within Greater Hamburg Area and/or
selected zones
• Product prices are consistent across region outside of Greater Hamburg Area
• Less-expensive short-journey tickets available within Greater Hamburg Area
• No electronic fare card used
How do customers transfer?
• Single tickets valid for one trip only
• One-day tickets available and best fare if making 2 trips (transfers considered two trips)Map of regional rail, S-Bahn, A-Bahn, U-Bahn, and HVV fare zones:
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Neumünster
Groß
Kummerfeld
Bornhöved
Schmalensee
Tarifplan
Zeichenerklärung / Key to signs
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Richtung Klein-
Trappenkamp
Bezeichnung der Tarifringe Neumünster kummerfeld
C Description of fare rings A1
Schlamersdorf
Rickling
Brokenlande
Boostedt 904
Nr. der Tarifzone
204 Number of fare zones Großenaspe
823
RB
82
Wahlstedt Klein Rönnau
Warder
Mönkhagen
803 Wiemersdorf Eekholt 804 Strenglin
Fahrenkrug
Tarifzonengrenzen Richtung 914
Fare zone boundaries Neumünster/
Kiel Armstedt
Bad Bramstedt 813 Wittenborn Bad Segeberg Weede Goldenbek Zarpen
Bad Bramstedt Hartenholm Mözen
Kurhaus
Tarifzonengrenze und Grenze Mönkloh Lentföhrden Todesfelde
Strukdorf Richtung
des Großbereichs Hamburg (Ringe AB) 703 714 Altengörs
RE 8
RE 80 Lübeck
Dauenhof Struvenhütten Leezen
Fare zone boundary and boundary of Nützen 724 805 Hamberge
Greater Hamburg Area (fare rings AB) 702 dodenhof Seth
Wakendorf
Reinfeld Groß
Grönau
71
Holstentherme 614 704 Sülfeld Fresenburg
RB Lutzhorn 614/703 Kaltenkirchen A2 Kisdorf
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Sievershütten RB
70 Kaltenkirchen Süd 82
Schnellbahnverkehr RE Wesenberg
Grabau
7 Langeln Itzstedt 705 81 Bad Oldesloe
Kronsforde
Rapid Transit Rail (U/S/A-Bahn)
RE
Barmstedt
Henstedt-Ulzburg
604 Wakendorf II
Bargfeld-
Stegen
RB Barnitz 825
Horst Alveslohe Ulzburg Süd Nahe 80
Sparrieshoop Barmstedt A3 RE
Regionalverkehr Brunnenstraße 605 RE
8
613 Meeschensee
RE
Richtung RE Kayhude Elmenhorst Lasbek
83
Wilstedt
Regional Rail Itzehoe/
6R
B Hemdingen
Haslohfurth
Kupfermühle 815
Husum
61
RB
71
Langenmoor Voßloch Tanneneck Quickborner Str.
Tangstedt 504 725
602
Bokholt Ellerau 503 Friedrichsgabe Bargteheide Kastorf
Berkenthin
Geltungsraum des 603 Quickborn
Moorbekhalle
Norderstedt Mitte
A2
U1
Timmer-
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705/715 Ratzeburg
A3
Area of Elmshorn
Quickborn Süd Gartenholz 916
RE
Richtweg
404 Ohlstedt U1
505 605/615
6
RE RE 7
Borstel- Hasloh 403 Garstedt Ammersbek Hammoor
70 R Ellerhoop Hohenraden Hoisbüttel Ahrensburg
Großhansdorf 715
RB B 61 Tornesch
71 502 Ochsenzoll
S1 Buckhorn Buchen- U1 Mollhagen Klinkrade 906 Mustin
Seester- Kummer- Kiwittsmoor kamp West Ost
mühe feld Tangstedt 303 304 S 11
Kiekut
Prisdorf Bönningstedt
Langenhorn Nord Poppenbüttel Volksdorf
Schmalenbeck
Hoisdorf 615
Hamburg Heidgraben 402 Ellerbek Langenhorn Markt Wellingsbüttel Meiendorfer
Weg 765
S3 S 1 Fuhlsb. Nord
U2 Niendorf Nord
203 Hoheneichen Oetjendorf
745
RE 80
RB 81
Pinneberg Fuhlsbüttel Berne Siek Nusse
Burgwedel Hamburg
Geltungsraum des Thesdorf
Schippelsweg
Airport Klein Borstel Kornweg
204 735 Ritzerau 926
Joachim-Mähl-Str. Farmsen 645 Sandes-
E
Ohlsdorf Trabrenn- Lütjensee
Area of Halstenbek
RE 8
Neuendeich
Schnelsen Niendorf Markt Sengelmannstraße bahn
305 405 Linau neben
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Grönwohld 816
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Dehnhaide
Friedrichs-
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205 Großbereich
Breiten- 806 836
Heist
Schenefeld
Langenfelde Hoheluft- Klosterstern Hamburg felde Gudow
Diebsteich brücke Wandsbeker Wandsbek (Ringe AB)
A
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Schlump Straße Barsbüttel
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Königstr. Reeperbahn str. brook
S 21 RE 1 RB 11 Müssen
Rothenburgsort
Landungs- Wohltorf
Dornbusch
brücken Übersee- HafenCity
Baumwall quartier Universität
206 306 406 506 Aumühle
Büchen
RE 1 RB 11
929 Elbe Elbe Tiefstack Reinbek RE 1
RE 3 RE 4 RE 5 RB 31 RB 41
Itzwörden S2 Dassendorf Richtung
108
RE 83
Veddel
Bergedorf 726 Schwerin/
Rostock
Borstel Cranz Billwerder- Aller-
Grünendeich RE
Assel
309 209 1 Moorfleet möhe 606 Hamwarde
Drochtersen Hollern- Jork Wilhelmsburg
Mittlerer Nettelnburg
Börnsen
Kollow 716
Twielenfleth
909 409 208 Landweg Escheburg Gülzow
Steinkirchen
307
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S 31 Geesthacht
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Stade
609 Rübke wiedenthal 318 Heimfeld Harburg
308 Marschacht Einzel-, Tages- und
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Rathaus 607 Elb Gruppenkarten sind
Hammah
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Schnakenbek
Richtung pforten
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Elb
Hohnstorf 937*
RB 41
Düden- garten
Cuxhaven büttel Amt
Stelle Barum
Horneburg Rade Klecken Lauenburg Neuhaus
919 Ashausen
5
Heinbockel
RE
Deinste Drage Hittbergen
Fredenbeck Brietlingen 717 Bleckede
719 RE
5
Harmstorf 727 Darchau
Hagenah 618 Echem
RE 3
Oldendorf Bliedersdorf Marxen Handorf
Gräpel Nottensdorf 628 608 Lüdersburg
Mulsum Wittorf 907
RE 4
Estorf Neukloster Jesteburg Brackel Neu
Buxtehude Radbruch
819 709 Wulfsen 707 Rottorf Adendorf Darchau
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RB
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Aspe Holm- Vierhöfen
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Reges-
bostel
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stedt Scharne- 817
Neetze
Kutenholz Lüneburg beck
Trelde Garlstorf Kirch- Thomasburg
Brest
33
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Eyendorf
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737
32
Bremerhaven Undeloh Süder- 3
739 Hitzacker
RB 38
gellersen RB
Heidenau Dahlenburg Neetzen- Göhrde
Ahlerstedt Wiegersen 718 Deutsch Wendisch
Evern
Reinstorf dorf
32
808 Handeloh
Evern
32 957 Dannenberg Ost
769
Sauensiek
Embsen 837 RB
Tostedt Evendorf
Oldendorf
Barendorf
967
Wintermoor Soderstorf
Otter
838* 857 Ameling-
RB 41
Wangersen Schneverdingen hausen Barnstedt Vastorf
* Ring E. HVV-Tarif
Stand / Date of Issue : 14.12.2014 Wistedt Königs-
moor
gilt nur für Zeitkarten. Betzen-
dorf 847 Richtung
RE 4
Wolterdingen HVV-Ergänzungs-, Uelzen
Grafik : www.bluemap.de © HVV Richtung Soltau Nord 918* Einzel-, Tages- und
Gruppenkarten sind
Bremen Richtung Soltau ungültig.
Hannover
Source: HVV website, retrieved January 9, 2015Rhine-Ruhr (Cologne/Bonn/Düsseldorf),
Germany
Regional Characteristics
• Population – ~11,000,000 (full region)
• GDP: US$465.2 billion
• Region has several core cities (Cologne, Bonn, Düsseldorf, Essen, Duisberg) and numerous sur-
rounding smaller cities and towns
• VRR and VRS are associations of transport operators serving municipalities within the Rhine-Ruhr
area: VRR covers the northern part of the region and serves most of the population, VRS covers the
southern part of the region
• DB Bahn AG operates regional rail services and also provides regional and intercity services
throughout Germany
Types of Transit
• Regional rail connects
with suburban rail at many
stations Regional Rail Rapid transit Suburban rail Local transit
(all-day/peak)
• Suburban rail is the
backbone of the regional
structure, connecting
the different cities in the
region Separated ROW Reserved Separated Separated Mixed Reserved
• Suburban rail fully lane ROW ROW traffic lane
integrated with rapid
transit in each city, which
is integrated with local
transit; functions as one
network
Approach to Fares
• VRR and VRS each have their own fare structures serving their geographic jurisdictions, though they
are similar
• Each fare structure divided into grid of zones
• Both VRR and VRS fare products are both accepted where boundary overlaps
• Some fare products offer reduced-fare travel after 9 AM
• Both fare structures divided into zones based on municipal boundaries; some large municipalities are
divided into multiple zones and some small municipalities are grouped into 1 zone
• Zones are approximately 10-12 km in each direction
How do customers pay?
• In both fare structures, fare products are tied to a specific zone and are grouped into five price levels
• Lowest price level buys access to only 1 zone, increasing the price level buys access to an increasing
radius from the home zone; highest price level buys access to entire VRR or VRS area
• Prices are generally consistent across region, though one-zone products are tiered based on transit
availability in that zone (zones for large cities cost more because they have more extensive transit
networks)
• Less-expensive short-journey tickets available for short trips
• Paper/plastic tickets
• No electronic fare card used, though tickets can be purchased and stored on phones
How do customers transfer?
• Single tickets valid for one trip only with time-based transfers allowed (round trips not permitted)
• Transfers unlimited for period products (within zones of validity)
• Within VRR–VRS overlap, validity of fare products from one region extends into the otherMap of VRR regional rail and S-Bahn (top) and map of VRR fare zones (bottom):
Schienen-Schnellverkehr 2015
Weitere Linien finden Sie in den Linienplänen der örtlichen Verkehrsunternehmen und unter www.vrr.de.
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Bocholt Borken (Westf.)
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RB42
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RB51
RB50
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S9
RB35 RB35 Hamm Bielefeld
RB44
RB43
RE14
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RE10
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S2
DU- OB- Gelsenkirchen
RB43
RB42
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Castrop-Rauxel-Merklinde
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S9
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S2
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RB43
RB36 RB44
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Millingen (b. Rheinberg) DU-Meiderich Ost RB
Hamm (Westf.)
S2
S2 S2 S2 S2 Lütgendortmund Somborn Germania Süd RB50 · RB51
RB42 · RB46
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RE1 · RE6 DO-Scharnhorst
S2 · S3
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RE3 · RE11
RB46
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S5
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RE57
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RB33 · RB35
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RE3 · RE5
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RE4
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DO-
RB42
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RE2
E-Borbeck
S2
DO-Kley DO-Oespel DO Dorstfeld Soest
RE1 · RE6 · RE11
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Kempen Rumeln Süd
Rhe
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(Niederrhein) Riemke Hamme West
RB59
in
BO-Langendreer haus Mitte
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RB
RB31
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RE10
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54
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Hbf Hbf Essen Hbf E-Kray
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S1
RE57
14
RE7 · RE13
Krefeld Hbf
RE11
RB33
RE11
RB33
RE11
RB33
RE1 · RE2 · RE6 · RE11
S3
RE1 · RE2 · RE6 · RE11 · RE14
S3
RB40
RE1 · RE6 · RE11 · RE16
RB40
RE1 · RE6 · RE11 · RE16 Bochum Hbf RB53 · RB59
DO Signal Iduna Park DO-Hörde DO-Aplerbeck
RB59
DO-Sölde
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RB53
Rhein- Rhein- DU-Hoch- MH MH- E-Frohn- E- E-Steele E-Steele E-Eiberg Wattenscheid- BO- Annen Nord DO-Tierpark Neuenrade
RB40
RE16
RE11
RB33
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S1
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DU-Buchholz
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RB53
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RB40
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RE4
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Breyell D Flughafen RB40 RE16 Ruhr
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Boisheim RE
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RB52
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S1
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RB33
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RE11
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S2
D-Derendorf Iserlohn
Viersen E6
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S8
S28 RE16
Kaarster Bahnhof D-Zoo
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RB E16
Rummenohl
Rhein
Wülfrath-Aprath
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RE11, RE13
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Gevelsberg-Kipp Dahlerbrück
52
S9
Werdohl
RB33
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Düsseldorf Erkrath-Nord Haan Wuppertal Hbf W- Gevelsberg
RB35
Gruiten W-Vohwinkel Oberbarmen West Lüdenscheid
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S28
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S28
S8
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S8
· RE13
· RE13
S8
RE4 ·· RE10
RE4 RE10 ·· RE13
RB38
RE13 RE4 · RE13
S8 · S28 · S68
RE13 RE4 · RE13
S8 · S68
RE4 · RE13
S8 · S9
RE4 · RE13
S8 · S9
RE4 ·RE13
RE13
S8
RE4 · RE7 · RE13
S8
Ennepetal (Gevelsberg) Finnentrop
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MG- Korschen- Kleinen- Büttgen
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S1· S6 · S68
Gerres-
RB48
Lürrip broich broich
RE1 · RE5
RE7
Sonnborn logischer Stein- Unter- Barmen
RE7
S11
Am Rheinpark- Hamm Völklinger Bilk richstadt heim
Holzheim
S7
RB27 · RB33 · RB34
Kaiser center Str. Garten beck barmen
(b. Neuss) Haan
W-Ronsdorf
RE4 · RE8
RB38
Kapellen- Neuss Süd
D-Volksgarten Solingen Hbf Stand: 14.12.2014 · Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr.
D-Oberbilk S1 S1 S7 S7 RS-Lüttringhausen
Wevelinghoven
MG- MG- Rheydt Norf D-Eller D-Eller Hilden Hilden Süd SG Solingen- SG- SG- RS- RS- Wu
RE1 · RE5
D-Eller-Süd
Gen- Rhein- Greven- Mitte Vogelpark Grünewald Mitte Schaberg Gülden- Remscheid Lennep p RE2 RegionalExpress mit Bahnhof
RB48
RE7
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RB34 RE8
RB27
RE8
RB27
Allerheiligen Hbf RB31 RegionalBahn mit Bahnhof
Dalheim D-Benrath Leichlingen S2 S-Bahn mit Bahnhof
Rheydt- Hoch- Jüchen Nievenheim
RB33
RE4
Odenkirchen neukirch D-Garath Übergang zur U-/Stadtbahn, Schwebebahn, SchnellBus
Opladen
D-Hellerhof Park and Ride-Anlage
Gustorf Rommers- Dormagen
Wickrath kirchen Langenfeld-Berghausen Fahrrad-Abstellplatz
RB38
Köln / Bonn
S6 · S68
Flughafen
RB27
Dormagen
RE8
Herrath
Chempark
RE1 · RE5
Frimmersdorf VRR mit Verbundraumgrenze
RB33
RE4
RE7
S11
Langenfeld (Rheinl.) Aufzug, Rampe oder stufenloser Weg zwischen Straße und
4 Erkelenz Bedburg (Erft) Stommeln Köln-Worringen Bahnsteig – im Fahrzeugeinstieg Stufen möglich
5
S6
Leverkusen- Aufzug, Rampe oder stufenloser Weg zwischen Straße und
Rheindorf
Rhein
Bahnsteig; behindertenfreundlicher Fahrzeugeinstieg
Aachen Köln/ Köln/ Köln Köln / Leverkusen / Eine linienweise Darstellung mit dem barrierefreien Zugang zum
Horrem Koblenz Aachen / Koblenz Bahnsteig und in das Fahrzeug ist unter www.vrr.de zur Ansicht
eingestellt.
metropolradruhr Leihfahrradstation
The network area
Verkehrsgemeinschaft
Münsterland (VGM)
More information at www.muensterland-tarif.de
59
Millingen
a. d. Rijn 07
‘s-Heeren-
60 berg
Nijmegen
71 7650
Emmerich
7440 7670 Borken** 7590**
Heiden 7580
68 80 Isselburg* Bocholt*
81 Reken
Groesbeek Kranen- Kleve 7660
79 Rhede*
burg
82 Rees 7690
Verkehrsgemeinschaft VRR-Tarif gilt nur auf bestimmten
Bedburg-Hau 06
78 88 Raesfeld** Ruhr-Lippe (VRL)
Kalkar Hamminkeln
Haltern
More information at www.ruhr-lippe-tarif.de
Linien und nur im Übergang.
05 5080
86 77 83 Dorsten Olfen
Goch/ Uedem Xanten
03
14
Schermbeck/ 15
18
Oer-Erken- VRR-Tarif gilt auf allen Linien
Weeze
84 Wesel Hünxe Marl schwick/Datteln
2400 nur im Übergang. Schoko-
Sons- 29 Bergkamen
beck
16
13
Dinslaken
17
Recklinghausen/
Waltrop
2190
Lünen
Tickets gelten nur für Schüler
85 Alpen /Voerde
9292ov Kevelaer
25
Bottrop/
Herten 28
Castrop-
2390
Kamen auf allen Linien, deren Schul-
12 26
(Netherlands) 04 02
Rheinberg Gladbeck
Gelsen- 27
Rauxel
37
38 2490
fahrten über die VRR-Grenzen
Geldern/ kirchen Dortmund
More information at Issum
Kamp-
Lintfort 23
24
Ober-
Herne
Dortmund
Mitte/West
Ost
Unna hinausgehen, und dies nur im
www.9292ov.nl
11
Duisburg
Nord
hausen 35
36
Übergang. KombiTickets
Essen
69
10
Straelen
01
Kerken/
Neukirchen-
Vluyn/ 22
Mitte/Nord Bochum
2150
2480
Holzwickede
gelten nicht.
Wachtendonk Rheurdt Moers 47
Venlo 34 Witten/ Schwerte
33 Mülheim/ 45 Wetter/
Duisburg
Mitte/Süd
Ruhr Essen Herdecke VRR-Tarif gilt auf allen
21 Süd 46 58 VRR tariff only applies to
Kempen/ 32 55
Hattingen/ Hagen Linien
certain routes and only in nur im Übergang.
Grefrath/ Krefeld Sprockhövel
Tönisvorst
44 Velbert 67 transit.
20 Ratingen/ Schwelm/
*
VRR tariff applies toSchokoTickets, VRR-Semester-
Nettetal/ 42 Heiligenhaus Ennepetal/
Brüggen Meerbusch
54 Gevelsberg/ all
31
Viersen
41
Willich
43
Düsseldorf
Mettmann/
Wülfrath 65 66 Breckerfeld tickets und BärenTickets
routes only in transit.
Wuppertal Wuppertal SchokoTickets are only
30
Schwalmtal/
Mitte/Nord
West Ost gelten
valid for schoolchildren on nur auf VRR-Linien.
Niederkrüchten 51 64
Korschen- 52 53 Erkrath/
75 all routes whose journeys
Düsseldorf Haan/
50 broich Neuss/ Hilden Remscheid to and from school cross
70 Mönchengladbach Kaarst Süd 74
Solingen
**
the VRR borders, and BärenTickets
then mit Preisstufe D,
Wegberg
73 only in transit. Region Nord gelten nicht.
72 62 Langenfeld/ KombiTickets are not valid.
Jüchen 61 Dormagen Monheim
Preisstufe
D, Region Nord
Greven-
63 VRR tarif only applies to
broich
Rommers-
routes in transit.
kirchen
Preisstufe D, Region Süd
SchokoTickets,
Preisstufe E
*
Aachener VRR-Semestertickets and
Verkehrsverbund (AVV) Verkehrsverbund BärenTickets are only valid
More information at www.avv.de Rhein-Sieg (VRS) on VRR routes.
More information at www.vrsinfo.de
** BärenTickets in price leven D,
North region do not apply.
Source: VRR website, retrieved February 27, 2015
Price level D, North region
Price level D, South region
Price level EMelbourne, Victoria, Australia
Regional Characteristics
• Population – 4,442,919 (2014, Greater Melbourne)
• GDP: US$166.2 billion
• Public Transport Victoria is a state-level authority responsible for managing public transit in the state
of Victoria
Types of Transit
• V-Line regional rail
focused on sub-
urb-city demand (13 Regional Rail Rapid transit Suburban rail Local transit
zones) (all-day/peak)
• Melbourne metropol-
itan trains, trams and
buses focus on trips
within core metro
area (Zones 1 and 2) Separated ROW Reserved Separated Separated Mixed Reserved
lane ROW ROW traffic lane
Approach to Fares
• 13 zones, though Zones 1 and 2 cover Greater Melbourne
• Local bus in most outlying towns also integrated into the 13-zone structure
• Adjacent fare zones overlap so that boundary areas fall in 2 or more zones
Regional rail:
• Off-peak discount of 30% when travelling 3 or more zones on V/Line regional rail
• Radius of Zone 1 is approximately 10–15 km, radius of Zone 2 is approximately 50 km
• Zones 3–13 are approximately 10 km each and cover satellite towns / cities
• Fare zone overlaps are generally 2–5 km wide
How do customers pay?
• Fare products provide access to specific zones
• Myki electronic fare card accepted on all transit (except outer segments of V-Line)
• Single-trip products available for all services, daily capping applies when using Myki card
• Period products can be selected for any duration up to 365 days
• Zones 3–13 are priced equally
• Zone 1–2 fares are equal to Zone 1 only fares; travel only within Zone 2 is less expensive
• Zoned fare products not valid on non-Myki segments of V-Line
• Paper tickets required for travel beyond zone 13 and on buses in some satellite towns
How do customers transfer?
• Single-trip fare valid for 2 hours, including transfers and stopovers
• Longer validity for zone products covering at least 6 zones
• Unlimited trips across all modes (for specific zones) when daily cap reachedtrain nEtwork maP
Melbourne train network
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or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily) Customer service centre is staffed from first train to last, seven days a week.
Host Station:
Source: PTV website, retrieved February 27, 2015 Customer service staff at station during morning peak. 231012You can also read
