enkeltbilletter

Enkeltbilletter are single-use tickets for public transport, designed for one journey within a transit network. They grant travel from an origination point to a destination and may permit a limited number of transfers or changes within a set time frame, depending on the operator.

Purchase and formats: They can be bought at ticket vending machines, service desks, on board in some services, or via mobile apps and digital wallets. Tickets may be printed on paper or delivered digitally and can be validated prior to boarding or at the start of the journey, depending on the system.

Pricing and validity: Prices are typically determined by the number of zones or distance traveled and by the duration of validity after first use (for example, 60–90 minutes). Some systems allow transfers within the validity window, others require separate tickets for each leg.

Usage and rules: In many networks, validation is mandatory and inspectors may check tickets on board or on stations. A lost or unused single ticket is usually not refundable. They are generally more convenient for infrequent travelers but less economical for regular commuters compared with period passes.

Regional differences: The concept and name are used in several Nordic and European transit systems, but specific terms, pricing, and rules vary by operator and country.