Germany’s long-awaited 49-euro ticket on sale on Monday

Digital Deutschland ticket, also known as the 49-euro ticket
Local transport subscription holders can also benefit. 2023, DB AG / Dominic Dupont

The German new flat-fee public transport ticket is on sale since this Monday. The Deutschland ticket costs 49 euros per month and can be used in regional trains, commuter trains and other forms of local public transport. The initiative comes in the wake of the successful 9-euro ticket that was available last summer. The Deutschland ticket can be used from 1 May onwards.

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Germany’s long-awaited 49-euro ticket on sale on Monday

Digital Deutschland ticket, also known as the 49-euro ticket
Local transport subscription holders can also benefit. 2023, DB AG / Dominic Dupont

The German new flat-fee public transport ticket is on sale since this Monday. The Deutschland ticket costs 49 euros per month and can be used in regional trains, commuter trains and other forms of local public transport. The initiative comes in the wake of the successful 9-euro ticket that was available last summer. The Deutschland ticket can be used from 1 May onwards.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

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Michael's Favorites|03.04.23|20:40

Apparently you need to have an account with an IBAN number in order to register for this offer. Debits from American accounts don’t seem possible.

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