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Fare system and ticket validation

A close-knit, synchronised network: public mobility in South Tyrol

In South Tyrol, public transport is organised as a single, large and interconnected network linked by urban buses, regional and Citybus services, regional trains, a number of cable-cars and a few more means of transport.

A standardised ticket and fare system applies throughout the entire public transport grid – with only a few exceptions.

The statutory source: Resolution No. 760 of 5 July 2016

Fare system: key infos at a glance

Fare zones, validating your ticket and minimum fares explained

südtirolmobil network

Public transport: traffic and data networks from a single source

Accessible travel

Wheelchairs and baby strollers: We are committed to providing quality public mobility services.

Luggage and more

Suitcases, bags, skis and cuddly toys: We'll transport (almost) anything for you.

Bring your bike

What to keep in mind when travelling with your own bicycle

Travelling with a pet

You are free to bring your pet, but passenger safety is our highest priority.

How to use contactless tickets

Check-in with your Südtirol Pass and other contactless tickets

Station codes for train journeys

Every train station has its own code. Find yours here.

Renon/Ritten light railway: a ticket guide

Find out how to validate your ticket with the help of station codes.

Free use of public transport

Children, anyone serving the collective good and people with disabilities

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