Commuter Ticket

Valid from 13 December 2020

What is a Commuter Ticket?

Do you commute every day to work or school? Want to enjoy significant savings? Try our commuter tickets, which are ideal for repeated journeys on a line of your choice.

Where and how to purchase a Commuter Ticket?

at the ticket counter (transferable and non-transferable)
in the e-shop (only on an In Karta card – can only be used by one passenger)
from a conductor on the train if you’re travelling from a station where the ČD ticket office wasn’t open (only weekly commuter tickets)

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What a Commuter Ticket offers

Commuter tickets are ideal for daily commuting over distances of up to 150 km to work or school.

With commuter tickets, it doesn’t matter how often you travel, whether you travel one-way, return, or only on part of your pre-paid route. With a commuter ticket, you can travel as often as you like and repeatedly.

You can select a commuter ticket according to the type of passenger, your preferred term of validity, and the ticket’s transferability.

Commuter tickets by passenger type

for passengers 18 years of age and older who can't use Special Fare (2nd or 1st class)
for children and juniors 6-17 years of age (2nd class only)
for pupils and students width valid students card or valid ISIC card (2nd class only)
for passengers 65 years and older (2nd class only)
for ZTP or ZTP/P cardholders (2nd class only)

Commuter tickets by term of validity

weekly
monthly
quarterly

Commuter tickets by transferability

transferable (issued as a paper travel document at the ticket counter) – can be used by anyone, e.g. in a family
non-transferable (recorded on an In Karta card at the ticket counter or purchased in the e-shop) – can only be used by one passenger

I want to save even more

Combine a commuter ticket with a discount application on an In Karta card.

25% discount on adults commuter tickets – for holders of the IN 25 application
50% discount on adults commuter tickets – for holders of the IN 50 application

Commuter tickets can be recorded onto an In Karta card or purchased as paper travel documents. Commuter tickets purchased on an In Karta card are non-transferable. Commuter tickets with a 25% or 50% discount for holders of the IN 25 or IN 50 applications are sold only as non-transferable tickets (they are recorded on an In Karta card).

This ticket cannot be used for intra-regional journeys by Regional trains (Os) and Regional fast trains (Sp) in the territory of the South Moravian Region and the Zlín Region.

Terms and conditions for Commuter Tickets

We offer commuter tickets for unlimited repeated journeys between the railway stations specified on the ticket, up to a maximum distance of 150 kilometres. Between the two selected stations it is also possible to travel on a different line which is shorter or of equal length, and even in a different direction than that specified on the ticket.

With commuter tickets, it doesn’t matter how often you travel, whether you travel one-way, return, or only on part of your pre-paid route.

Commuter tickets can be purchased for 2nd or 1st class (chidren, juniors, pupils and students, passengers 65 years and older, ZTP or ZTP/P cardholders only for 2nd class) as weekly, monthly or quarterly tickets. Holders of the IN 25 discount on an In Karta card can purchase commuter tickets at a 25% discount. Holders of the IN 50 discounts on an In Karta card receive a 50% discount on commuter tickets for adults.

Commuter tickets can be recorded onto the chip of an In Karta card or purchased as paper travel documents. Commuter tickets purchased on an In Karta card are non-transferable. Commuter tickets with a 25% or 50% discount for holders of the IN 25 or IN 50 applications are sold only as non-transferable tickets recorded on the chip of an In Karta card.

Juniors 15 to 17 years of age demonstrate eligibility for a reduced price for Commuter tickets with a personal identity card, student ID card, ISIC card or other official card or carrier issued card containing the current photo and the first and last name and date of birth of the passenger. The entitlement may also be proved by the expired card.

Pupils and students 18 to 25 years of age demonstrate their eligibility for a reduced price for Commuter tickets with a valid student identification card or valid ISIC card.

Passengers 65 years and older demonstrate eligibility for a reduced price for Commuter tickets with a personal identity card or other official card or carrier issued card containing the current photo and the first and last name and date of birth of the passenger

ZTP or ZTP/P cardholders demonstrate eligibility for a reduced price for Commuter tickets with a ZTP or ZTP/P card.

Where to purchase a commuter ticket

We sell commuter tickets at ČD ticket counters and in the ČD e-shop. Commuter tickets purchased in the ČD e-shop are not recorded onto the chip of an In Karta card. After purchasing a commuter ticket, it is necessary to subsequently perform an update of the In Karta card at a ČD ticket counter. On the train, it is only possible to purchase weekly commuter tickets from the conductor, and only from stations where there is no ČD ticket counter (or where the ticket counter was closed at the time the train was boarded). It is possible to purchase commuter tickets in advance sales at ČD ticket counters in railway stations or online.

Examples of using a Commuter Ticket

monthly commuter ticket for an adult, Jihlava – Třebíč (41 km), 2nd class ... CZK 2,016
quarterly commuter ticket for an adult, Kutná Hora – Praha hl.n. (73 km), 2nd class ... CZK 8,806
quarterly commuter ticket for an adult, Kutná Hora – Praha hl.n. (73 km), 1st class ... CZK 10,567
weekly commuter ticket for a child or junior 6 to 17 years of age, Kolín – Praha Masarykovo n. (62 km), 2nd class ... CZK 206
weekly commuter ticket for a pupil or student 18 to 25 years of age, Kolín – Praha Masarykovo n. (62 km), 2nd class ... CZK 206
weekly commuter ticket for passengers 65 years and older, Kolín – Praha Masarykovo n. (62 km), 2nd class ... CZK 206

Price Schedule for Commuter Tickets

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Alternative offer

IN 50 IN 25 Special Fare for Pupils and Students 18 to 25 IN 100

FAQs

Is it possible to record a weekly commuter ticket onto an In Karta card?

Yes. It is possible to record weekly, monthly and quarterly tickets for the basic price on an In Karta card as well (e.g. on an In Karta card after the expiration of the original IN 25 customer application). Weekly, monthly and quarterly tickets with a 25% or 50% discount thanks to the IN 25, IN 50 or IN Senior application must always be recorded onto an In Karta card, and these tickets are then non-transferable (linked to the name of the In Karta cardholder).

Is a commuter ticket recorded on an In Karta card transferable?

No. It can only be used by the holder of the In Karta card on which the commuter ticket is recorded.

Can I purchase a transferable customer monthly commuter ticket?

No. Weekly, monthly and quarterly tickets with a 25% or 50% discount thanks to the IN 25, IN 50 or IN Senior application must always be recorded onto an In Karta card, and these tickets are then non-transferable (linked to the name of the In Karta cardholder).

My In Karta card will expire in one month, but I want to purchase a three-month commuter ticket. How should I proceed?

Purchase the commuter ticket for your current In Karta card, and no later than on the last day of your original In Karta card’s term of validity (specified in the lower right corner) request a duplicate In Karta card. The portion of the commuter ticket which “did not fit” on your original In Karta card will be automatically recorded onto the newly issued duplicate of your In Karta card.