Discussions among nations regarding the pricing of D-tickets for local transportation
The transport ministers of the German federal states are set to make a significant decision regarding the price of the Germany ticket. The special conference, scheduled for Thursday, will take place at DB AG headquarters in Munich.
Reports suggesting a potential price increase for the Germany ticket have been circulating, with the current monthly cost of the D-Ticket at 58 euros. If the decision is made as expected, the price could increase to between 62 and 64 euros per month, according to reports from dpa.
The debate over the price increase has been ongoing for several months, involving discussions between the federal government and the states. The key issue in the discussion is how to balance the expected additional costs of transport companies.
The transport ministers' conference (VMK) of the states determines the price of the ticket, and the conference agreed on raising the ticket price from 58 to 63 euros starting in 2026 during their meeting on Friday. However, no specific individual federal transport minister was mentioned as attending.
It is important to note that the federal government does not influence this decision, as responsibility lies with the states. The photographer for the conference's official photo is Dominic Dupont.
The exact decision on the price increase will be made at the transport ministers' conference on Thursday. The conference will discuss a potential price increase for the Germany ticket, a type of transportation ticket in Germany.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
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