The transport bonus is starting today, here's how to request it

The 60 euro transport bonus is back

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WHEN CAN REQUESTS BE MADE

Monday, April 17 at 8 am, applications will reopen for access to this incentive which is dedicated to students, workers, retirees and citizens with a total income not exceeding 20,000 euros.

A total of 100 million euros are available to buy season tickets for public transport services.

HERE'S HOW TO REQUEST THE BONUS

was initially introduced by the 2022 Aid decree, then refinanced, and re-proposed in January by the fuel decree.

The application must be submitted online on the bonustrasporti.lavoro.gov.it platform where you can only access with Spid or Electronic Identity Card (Cie).

SELF-CERTIFICATION

On the other hand, Isee is not needed nor do you need to declare your income, you just need to self-certify that you are below the 20,000 euro income threshold in 2022, by ticking a box.

The income requirement is more restrictive than last year, when the maximum limit was 35,000 euros.

An automatic queue system regulates the connection to the platform and, for each access, it is possible to present only one application, for oneself or for a dependent minor child.

To request further vouchers, it is necessary to log in again, indicating the tax codes of the various beneficiaries.

Any adult children, even if dependent on their parents, must apply independently.

Furthermore, at the time of the request, it is necessary to indicate the operator of the chosen transport service.

THE BONUS IS NOMINATIVE

The voucher is personal and can be used for the purchase of a single annual or monthly season ticket for local, regional, inter-regional public transport or national rail transport.

First class, executive, premium and similar services are excluded.

The Minister of Labor and Social Policies, Marina Calderone, announces the activation of the platform commenting: "We have kept our promise to accept the applications immediately after the clearance from the Court of Auditors to guarantee government support to those who have most warned the burden of the crisis due to limited incomes and uses public transport for their travels".

The consumer association Assoutenti recalls that there are 5.4 million Italians who use public transport to go to school or work every day and observes: "