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The Ajman Transport Authority has announced a change in the bus fare system in the emirate.
Starting from January 23, 2023, bus fares will be unified whether paid for by cash or Massar Card. According to authority's call centre executive, all bus fares will be changed from January 23 except on buses going to Dubai.
A Massar card is Ajman's payment card for public buses. Cards can be topped up online or in person at bus stations.
According to authority's call centre executive, all bus fares will be changed from January 23, except on buses going to Dubai. Passengers who hold the card will pay the same fare as those paying cash.
Currently, the bus fare starts at Dh3 with Massar card and Dh5 with cash.
Yesterday, the authority announced a 30 per cent discount for students who hold Massar Cards.
According to a social media post shared by the authority, the move aims to encourage pupils to use public buses.
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