With the start of the new year, some of the measures taken to reduce the impact of the
fuel crisis they have been discontinued, but new ones have emerged. As of February 2023, the long-distance buses that are part of the State network will go from having a 50% bonus to being completely free for those recurring trips, as is the case with trains.
Commuter or Medium Distance.
The Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda (Mitma) created a
free multi-trip ticket to be used at each of the origins and destinations of all the regular road transport public service concessions that can be used throughout the year 2023. As with the free Renfe pass, this multi-trip ticket is intended for regular travelers , as stated in Royal Decree-Law 20/2022 of December 27.
The rise in fuel prices has had a great impact on the lives of citizens who use the car every day to get to their workplace. With this type of subscription, the Government seeks to increase the use of public transport and reduce the polluting effect of private vehicles. For this reason, free multi-trip tickets have also been created for bus routes.
Title characteristics
The free multi-trip tickets for regular travelers on state-owned lines will be valid throughout the year 2023, but these multi-trip tickets are divided into three periods of time:
– Between February 1, 2023 and April 30, 2023.
– Between May 1, 2023 and August 31, 2023.
– Between September 1, 2023 and December 31, 2023.
Each route will have a different multi-trip ticket and the user must pay a deposit that will be refunded if the required recurrence is reached:
– 20 euros deposit for those routes in which the price of the ticket is up to 5.00 euros.
– 35 euros deposit on journeys with a ticket price between 5.01 and 13.00 euros.
– 50 euros deposit on journeys where the price of the ticket is between 13.01 and 25.00 euros.
– 65 euros deposit on journeys in which the price of the ticket is higher than 25.00 euros.
Bus routes that will apply discounts in the Region of Murcia
These are the routes contemplated in the free service that affect the Region of Murcia, according to the Mitma:
Murcia-Valencia
Murcia-Seville through Granada with hijuelas (routes derived from the route)
Zaragoza-Murcia with daughters
Santander-Bilbao-La Manga del Mar Menor
Alicante-Cartagena-Murcia
Murcia-Almeria
Almeria-Cartagena
Alicante-Murcia with daughters
The rest of the bus routes that will apply a discount
Teruel-Barcelona with hijuela to Caspe
Logroño-Soria-Madrid with hijuelas
Madrid-Toledo with daughters
Viella-Lleida with hijuelas
Lleida-Molina de Aragón through Zaragoza with daughters
Irún-Tuy with daughters
Madrid-Badajoz-Valencia with daughters
Coria-Salamanca-Barcelona with hijuelas
Madrid-Alicante with hijuelas
Madrid-Toledo by Valmojado with hijuela by Chozas Canales
Burgos-Poza de la Sal-Frías-Briviesca-Logroño with hijuelas
Soria-Zaragoza with daughters
Madrid-Fuensalida
Madrid-Miajadas-Don Benito with daughters
Madrid-Granada-Almuñécar
Madrid-Jaén with hijuelas
Madrid-Zaragoza-Barcelona with hijuelas
Santander-Bilbao-Barcelona with daughters
Huesca-Lleida with hijuelas
Madrid-Salamanca-Vigo with daughters
Madrid-Fuente Del Arco-Badalona with hijuelas
Salamanca-León-Santander-Laredo
León-Zaragoza via Valladolid with daughters
Seville and Málaga in Montgat and Manresa, with hijuelas
Madrid-Piedrabuena
Zaragoza-Castellón de La Plana via Tarragona and Caspe
Madrid-Irún with daughters
Madrid-Casas Ibáñez-Las Lagunas de Ruidera
Santiago de Compostela-Gijón-Irún-Barcelona
Gijón-León-Madrid
Seville-Salamanca-Irún
Genave Bridge (Jaén)- Albacete
Ferrol-Algeciras
Tamarite de Litera (Huesca)-Lleida
Madrid-Seville-Ayamonte (Huelva)
Madrid-Córdoba-San Fernando
Madrid-Almeria
Ayamonte (Huelva)-Santa Coloma de Gramanet (Barcelona)
Vigo (Pontevedra), Irún (Guipuzcoa) and Barcelona
Bilbao (Vizcaya) and Castro Urdiales (Cantabria)
Madrid-Zaorejas-Sigüenza
Madrid – Plasencia (Caceres)
Madrid-Avila
Madrid-Jaraíz de La Vera (Cáceres)
Pamplona-Jaca
Madrid-Navamorcuende (Toledo)
Calahorra (La Rioja)-Soria
Cuenca-Barcelona
Madrid-Piedrabuena (Ciudad Real)-Agudo (Ciudad Real)
Madrid-Málaga-Algeciras (Cádiz)
Fraga-Binefar-Mequinenza (Huesca)-Lleida
Irún (Guipúzcoa)-Algeciras (Cádiz)
Burgos-Zaragoza
Eibar (Guipúzcoa)-Pamplona (Navarra)
Jaen-Benidorm (Alicante)
Merida (Badajoz)-Seville
Badajoz-Seville
Madrid-Aranda Duero (Burgos)-El Burgo de Osma (Soria)
Madrid-Guadalajara
Barcelona-Huesca
Madrid-Segovia with extension to Melgar de Fernamental (Burgos)
Aldeanueva del Camino (Cáceres)-Madrid
Puertollano-Tomelloso-Cuenca-Albacete-Valencia
Pedro Bernardo (Ávila) – Talavera de la Reina (Toledo)
La Adrada (Ávila) – Talavera de la Reina (Toledo)
Hontanares (Ávila) – Talavera de la Reina (Toledo)
Badajoz-Córdoba with hijuelas
Madrid-Molina de Aragon-Teruel-Valencia
