The little blue card, which opens the door to metros, trains and buses, could see its price drop from €75.20 to €100 in early 2023. And this, despite the grumbling of the residents of Ile-de-France. For several days, the authorities of Ile-de-France have been banging their fists on the table, warning about the upcoming increase in the Navigo bill.
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In an interview with Le Parisien, the patron of the region, Valerie Pecres, called on the state to be responsible.There are three funders of public transport. local authorities; companies through a mobility fee voted by Parliament, which therefore IDF Mobilités cannot increase without the government’s consent; and travelers“, the chosen one remembered. However, filling the holes against RATP.will mean raising the Navigo pass to 100 euros“a prospect that could have been avoided, provided that “the state […] stop kidding us!“.
But what are the reasons that would explain such an increase…
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Source: Le Figaro
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