Päevapiletid

Päevapiletid, meaning "day tickets" in Estonian, are a common type of public transport ticket available in many Estonian cities and regions. These tickets offer unlimited travel within a specific public transport network for a 24-hour period, typically from the time of validation. They are designed for individuals who plan to make multiple journeys on buses, trams, trolleybuses, or other forms of public transport within a single day and find it more economical than purchasing single tickets for each trip.

The validity and coverage of a päevapilet can vary depending on the issuing authority. In cities like Tallinn, the päevapilet usually covers all public transport operated by the city, including buses, trams, and trolleybuses. Some regional tickets might extend to cover specific surrounding areas or intercity routes. Passengers are generally required to validate their päevapilet upon boarding the first vehicle, often by stamping it in a designated machine or by using a smart card system. Failure to validate or present a valid ticket can result in fines. Päevapiletid are a convenient and cost-effective option for tourists and residents alike who need flexible and extensive use of public transport for a day.