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Taking the tram or bus in Bordeaux will soon cost a little more.
With the objective of "
improving the performance of all services
" offered by Transports Bordeaux Métropole (TBM), the council of the metropolis voted this Friday in favor of a new price list, applicable from July 1, 2023.
The community explains that from September 2023, the TBM network will "
gradually evolve and acquire a new and improved offer for all users
".
Among the new features planned, the commissioning, within a few weeks, of the extension of tram line A to the airport, but also new night bus services, the increase in the frequency of tram trains or even a greater amplitude of operation on the network.
“
In total, the commercial kilometric offer will increase by almost 8%
” compared to 2022, specifies Bordeaux Métropole.
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Some subscriptions will not increase
To implement these arrangements, several price increases are therefore planned, in order to increase the revenue collected by Keolis.
The 1-trip ticket, “
whose price had not increased for five years
”, will cost ten cents more (€1.80) from July 1.
The 2-trip ticket goes to €3.20 (+20 cents).
Some subscriptions will however remain at the same price (the three Pitchoun, Youth and Senior passes as well as the Mobibus).
The All Public pass will increase by 3% to reach €522 per year.
Since 2021, solidarity pricing has also been implemented in the Bordeaux conurbation and will continue to be so.
A device that "
is a real success
".
Depending on the family quotient of the CAF, some residents receive a discount ranging from 30 to 100% of the rates offered by TBM, to "
allow the most modest households to move more easily in the metropolis
".
