(04 Jul 2023, 2:25 pm)Thomas12 wrote Yeah it can
(04 Jul 2023, 2:11 pm)Unber43 wrote 3rd time in 1 year is it?I can't believe that price of a monthly kids ticket. It's not far off the price an all zones was a couple of years ago. Unless things change fast, people are literally being priced away from failing public transport.
Cannot believe 5-25 are going up. Can I buy multiple of the same ticket on the app or not, considering buying load of 5-25 weekly tickets at the current price
(04 Jul 2023, 5:45 pm)Adrian wrote I can't believe that price of a monthly kids ticket. It's not far off the price an all zones was a couple of years ago. Unless things change fast, people are literally being priced away from failing public transport.
I wonder if we'll get the same level of fanfare and press shots that the £2 fare got last week.
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(04 Jul 2023, 6:49 pm)Storx wrote The quicker these fairs are abolished and the new regionwide tickets come in the better. Just a shame as per usual they're dithering around to get them in as they'd be a serious reduction that what I pay currently.Without seeing the reimbursement formula, the cynic in me would think bumping the fares up before it comes in, would probably result in a higher contribution back... I hope that isn't the case, of course!
(04 Jul 2023, 6:49 pm)Storx wrote The quicker these fairs are abolished and the new regionwide tickets come in the better. Just a shame as per usual they're dithering around to get them in as they'd be a serious reduction that what I pay currently.
(04 Jul 2023, 5:45 pm)Adrian wrote I can't believe that price of a monthly kids ticket. It's not far off the price an all zones was a couple of years ago. Unless things change fast, people are literally being priced away from failing public transport.
I wonder if we'll get the same level of fanfare and press shots that the £2 fare got last week.
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(08 Jul 2023, 3:51 pm)busmanT wrote I suspect it's the 22- to 25-year-olds who are buying them - with most companies they have to buy adult priced tickets.
(08 Jul 2023, 9:53 pm)mb134 wrote Struggling for cash while charging a 25 year old who's been working for 7 years the same price as a 5 year old...
There are probably reasons why 25 year olds buy adult tickets with other companies, I'd hazard a wild guess as it being because they are adults!
(08 Jul 2023, 8:50 pm)Storx wrote Wasn't a dig at them, was a dig at the clowns at Nexus and the other clowns in charge of transport locally ie. Gannon.
(08 Jul 2023, 9:53 pm)mb134 wrote Struggling for cash while charging a 25 year old who's been working for 7 years the same price as a 5 year old...
There are probably reasons why 25 year olds buy adult tickets with other companies, I'd hazard a wild guess as it being because they are adults!
(09 Jul 2023, 7:10 pm)busmanT wrote The 5-25 tickets are a legacy of the previous GNE management - and not that easy to quickly dispense with.
At this rate, the money that the local authorities have to spend by March 2025 won't be spent!
It doesn't matter that you have £164 million if you don't get round to spending it!!
(15 Jan 2024, 8:48 am)Rob44 wrote I bought a £6 tyne and wear north east bhip[ lp dup rac kfc ticket yesterday. When i was getting off at Gateshead metro to go back to the penthouse i noticed the ticket was just a mixture of letters and numbers... except the new Go north east logo at the top and the QR code at the bottom. Didn't think i'd get any joy off the driver ( which i didn't) but he was helpful enough to let me scan the QR code on his bus and it worked.
Obviously this never helped when i tried to get on the metro and was laughed out of the metro station by the staff!! Had to wait 15 minutes for a 27 and avoid stagecoach, metro and ferry for rest of day
Anyone think its worth trying to get £3 back from GNE as i could only use half of the transport i paid for? LOL
(16 Jan 2024, 12:19 pm)deanmachine wrote If you've still got the ticket absolutely, send some evidence and hopefully they can try and figure out why it happened.
(26 Feb 2024, 2:24 pm)Rob44 wrote so is the 1.90 a fare? as i sometime if I'm hung over get the bus from the penthousre to the metro and it can only be 3 stops and they always charge me £2??
(15 Apr 2024, 9:25 am)Retro Nero wrote I see that some of the company vehicles have new vinyls on the nearside window by the entrance door showing the range of fares and day tickets, which is the first time the £3.00. 21 & under Day tickets have been advertised onboard buses since the introduction of it last year.
(15 Apr 2024, 11:57 am)Rob44 wrote no sign of the tany and wear day ticket at £^, just the region wide one at £6.80. An no matter how i try the adert foir these tickets still suggest you need to but the £6.80 one to use the ferry metro and train rather than the £6 one£6.80 has no restrictions and is not limited to only Tyne and Wear ,where as the £6.00 is a popular ticket, but the amount of people who have this ticket and try to travel into Country Durham is quite high , they then have to pay a minimum of £2. , so it's then cost them in total £8.