Wiesz KiedyWhich ticket is enough? Ticket prices and fare zones in the Wiesz Kiedy planner
How Wiesz Kiedy shows which public transport ticket is enough for a trip and what it costs, where the prices come from, what fare zones mean and why the app does not sell tickets.
A 20-minute ticket, a 60-minute one, or a single? And does it really cover the zone you are going to? The Wiesz Kiedy planner tells you for every trip.
A price with every connection
In cities where we have the fare table, just turn on Ticket prices in the planner settings. Each connection then shows the ticket that covers the whole trip, e.g. “60-minute ticket · 6 zł”. The connection's details show the full information with the reduced fare: “A 60-minute ticket is enough: 6 zł (reduced 3 zł)”.
The planner counts the whole trip including changes, so it will not suggest a 20-minute ticket for a ride that takes 35 minutes with a change.
Fare zones
In metropolitan areas tickets often work by zone. Wiesz Kiedy shows:
- the zone of every stop, e.g. “Zone II”,
- the zones of the whole trip in the connection's details,
- a warning when a trip crosses several zones: “This trip passes through zones I and II: check that your ticket covers all of them”.
Where the prices come from
From the operators' and transport authorities' fare tables. Under the price there is always the source and date, e.g. “Prices: ZTP Kraków, as of …”. Fares change, so check the ticket at the machine or with the operator before buying, especially for reduced and season tickets. You can turn prices off in settings at any time.
Why can't I buy a ticket in Wiesz Kiedy?
Because we focus on one thing: that you know when it comes. We do not collect payment details and need no account. Buy the ticket from a machine, on board, at a kiosk or in an app that sells tickets in your city. Many people check departures in one app and buy tickets in another; we compare them in Jakdojade, Google Maps, Moovit or Wiesz Kiedy?.
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