Tehapoltickets

Tehapoltickets, also known as "tehapol tickets" or "tehapol passes," are a type of transportation ticket used in the Philippines. The term "tehapol" is a portmanteau of "ticket" and "pass," reflecting its dual function as both a ticket and a pass. Tehapoltickets are primarily used for public transportation within the National Capital Region (NCR) and other major cities in the Philippines. They are issued by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) and are accepted by various modes of public transportation, including jeepneys, buses, and tricycles.

Tehapoltickets come in different types, including single-ride tickets, multi-ride tickets, and stored-value cards. Single-ride tickets are valid for a single trip on any mode of public transportation within the NCR. Multi-ride tickets, on the other hand, allow for a specified number of rides within a certain period. Stored-value cards, also known as "smart cards," can be loaded with a specific amount of money and used for multiple rides.

The use of tehapoltickets aims to promote cashless transactions and reduce the reliance on cash in public transportation. They are designed to be convenient for both passengers and transportation operators. Passengers can purchase tehapoltickets from ticket vending machines, ticket booths, or authorized retailers. Transportation operators are required to accept tehapoltickets as valid payment for fares.

Tehapoltickets have been implemented as part of the government's efforts to modernize public transportation and improve the overall efficiency of the system. They have been widely adopted in major cities across the Philippines, contributing to a more organized and streamlined public transportation network.