Arad municipality in western Romania to cut public transport fee to RON 1 per day
The municipality of Arad, in western Romania, will cut the public transport fee, including the utilisation of trams and buses, to RON 1 (under EUR 0.2) per day, in an attempt to discourage the utilisation of personal cars and achieve lower…
iulian ernst · Journalist
· Updated · 1 min read
The municipality of Arad, in western Romania, will cut the public transport fee, including the utilisation of trams and buses, to RON 1 (under EUR 0.2) per day, in an attempt to discourage the utilisation of personal cars and achieve lower air pollution, according to Agerpres.
The municipality also announced new trams, produced locally in the same city, will be added with European financing.
For comparison, a 90-minute public transport ticket in Bucharest costs RON 3, a 24-hour pass costs RON 8, and the price of a subway ticket is RON 5.
The mayor of Arad, Călin Bibarț, announced on Tuesday, May 12, that public transport with RON 1 per day will soon become a reality, the draft decision having all the approvals to be put to the vote in the Local Municipal Council.
(Photo source: Primariaarad.ro)
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