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The people coming from South Edge or Mafra will have pay one third less, and the ones traveling with the lines of Sintra and Cascais – two times less. The single pass will arise in April 2019 in the 18 municipalities of the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon. It will cost 40 Euros maximum which means that some of the passengers will save up to 100 Euros.
The goal of Lisbon City hall is to reduce the number of cars and encourage the use of public transport. Children up to 12 years of age ride free and will be necessary to define the value of the passes that at this moment cost less than 40 Euros.
Source: nit.pt
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