Travel instructions

Common tickets for bus, tram and train

Nysse service area is divided into zones A, B and C. The heart of the area is in Tampere in the A and B zones, which are surrounded by the C zone. 

You can use Nysse's single ticket, season ticket and day ticket for bus and tram in the zones of your choice. You can find the tickets valid in Nysse area trains here. Ticket pricing is based on the number of zones and age groups:

• Adults 25+ years
• Young people 17-24 years
• Children 7-16 years

Juniors aged 0-6 are allowed to travel free of charge with an older passenger. Seniors over the age of 65 receive a discount on a single ticket ticket paid with a travel card.

At night, from 00:00 to 04:40, in addition to ticket, a night fare is charged (does not apply to the day ticket or student ticket). An inspection fee (€ 80) may be charged for passengers traveling without a ticket.

Have a nice trip!

Give the bus a stop signal by waving your hand. The bus turn signal flashes when the driver has seen your sign. As a rule, boarding is done from the front door.

The tram stops at every stop, so there is no need to give a signal. The ride is easily accessible from the wagon level through the central doors. The front and rear doors are primarily for exit. The doors can be opened with a button if they do not open automatically. The symbols on the center door of the tram indicate places for a carriage, wheelchair, bicycle, or pet.

Travel with prams and pushchairs, a wheelchair and a rollator is free of charge. With other large luggage, the trip is paid for normally. For vehicles for people over 7 years of age, for example bicycles, a one-time travel fee (value ticket, mobile ticket or one-off ticket) must be paid. For children under the age of 7 these accompanying vehicles are free of charge.

Let's make trips pleasant together

Every passenger has the right to a comfortable and safe journey. On a public transport vehicle, keep the front of the doors clear to allow passengers to move smoothly. Please note the spaces and places reserved for special groups. Always make sure that our young passengers get on board safely. Also, when leaving, it is a good idea to let the children out first.

Keep your luggage on your lap or on the floor, the seats are for passengers. Use headphones when listening to music or watching videos, but also pay attention to any announcements.

Give the bus a stop sign

Wave your hand to the bus as it approaches your stop. If there are already other buses at the stop, go in the direction of the incoming bus so that the driver can see you better. When the driver has seen your sign, the bus flashes in the direction of your stop.

Boarding is done mainly from the front door. If you have an aid or vehicle with you, you can also get on board from the middle door. The ticket device can be found at the front door of the bus.

The tram stops at each stop

There is no need to give a stop signal to the tram. The ride is easily accessible from the ground level through the central doors. The front and rear doors are primarily for exit.

The tram runs smoothly, but be prepared for swings and sudden braking. Hold the bar or loop if you are traveling standing. Also get support when moving around the tram.

If necessary, the doors can be opened with the button. The symbols on the center door of the tram indicate places for a carriage, wheelchair, bicycle or pet.