Sofia municipality is introducing a green ticket for 4 December, 2018 over the high levels of particulate matter in the city.
A green ticket is a one day travel card costing 1 Lev for all public transport lines on the territory of Sofia municipality. The green ticket will be available at all Urban Mobility Centre and metro ticket offices, via the app http://sofia.mpas.bg, or by drivers inside public transport vehicles. The aim is to promote the use of public transportation so as to lower air pollution levels.
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