@stefanlindbohm@mastodon.social
2026-05-11 20:55 UTC
@patrick@mendeddrum.org You don’t even need to have a reduction card for any singular ticket solution to hit pricing problems. The base offer will by definition have to be the least price competitive of all operators involved, i.e. prices will be the equivalent of a full flex ticket, never comparable to the various non-refundable/low-flex options you can get from each operator.
See e.g. classic international tickets (”CIV”/”tourist” tickets) or the national tariff system in Czechia OneTicket
@jharbers@mastodon.online @erpu@eupolicy.social
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@stefanlindbohm@mastodon.social 2026-05-11 20:58
@patrick@mendeddrum.org (Reason being that the lower prices are motivated by various restrictions, but restrictions are different for different operators, so can’t be mixed in a single ticket which needs to have one set of conditions.) @jharbers@mastodon.online @erpu@eupolicy.social