What are Distance Fares?
Distance Fares were introduced in 2010 to bring about a more integrated fare structure that allows commuters to make transfers without incurring additional cost, thus offering greater choice and flexibility in how they plan their journey. Under Distance Fares, commuters travelling the same distance will pay the same fare for the same type of service, whether they travel direct or make transfers.
Related questions
Why are we still raising fares despite repeated disruptions? Should we not cancel the fare hikes or reduce fares given that service standards are declining?
I travelled on the same distance and same route on two different buses and the fares were different. Why?
Why aren't fare adjustments linked to transport operators' service performance?
Why must public transport fares be reviewed every year? Wouldn't that mean commuters will see higher fares year to year?
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