Bahntickets: Pendler im Bahn-Fernverkehr zahlen weniger für Monatskarten
Mehr Flexibilität für Pendler: Die Bahn streicht das Jahresabo und senkt die Preise für Monatskarten. Wie viel Sie künftig sparen können.
The Deutsche Bahn plans to reduce monthly ticket prices for long-distance commuters by 25% starting October 21st, according to company announcements. Monthly tickets will become cheaper, with the aim of simplifying the tariff system. Currently, around 10,000 commuters hold monthly tickets or annual passes, and they will all benefit from the lower prices.
The move is expected to provide more flexibility, as customers will only purchase time cards when needed, avoiding unnecessary costs during vacations. The Berlin-to-Mannheim route, for example, currently costs 375.60 euros for a monthly ticket without an annual pass, which will drop to 281.70 euros starting October 21st, saving commuters 93.90 euros.
Another route, Augsburg to Munich, sees a price difference of 79 euros. Monthly tickets cover any number of trips within the booking period, while some commuters may prefer multiple-fare tickets or the Bahncard 100, which offers nationwide annual travel flexibility on the entire network.
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