Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: treinkaartje

End of the train ticket

End of the train ticket

Michiel 2005
19 Jul 2014 171
The paper train ticket has been abolished. If you are occasional train passenger, you can buy a similar ticket with a chip inside, so the gates can be operated. So nothing was really changed, but lots of people were up in a storm about it.
Railway tickets: International ticket from Antwerp to Roosendaal

Railway tickets: International ticket from Antwerp…

Michiel 2005
15 Apr 2008 110
Train ticket for the journey from Kiev to Berlin

Train ticket for the journey from Kiev to Berlin

Michiel 2005
14 Apr 2008 136
From 2004.
Train ticket for the journey from Kiev to Berlin

Train ticket for the journey from Kiev to Berlin

Michiel 2005
14 Apr 2008 266
From 2004. The Polish railways made all the marks on the ticket.
Train ticket for the train journey from Kiev to Berlin

Train ticket for the train journey from Kiev to Be…

Michiel 2005
14 Apr 2008 156
From 2004.
Train ticket for the train journey from Kiev to Berlin

Train ticket for the train journey from Kiev to Be…

Michiel 2005
14 Apr 2008 196
From 2004
Train ticket for the journey from Kiev to Berlin

Train ticket for the journey from Kiev to Berlin

Michiel 2005
14 Apr 2008 154
From 2004.
Railway tickets: Special ticket for a museum line

Railway tickets: Special ticket for a museum line

Michiel 2005
15 Apr 2008 126
Railway tickets: Old Dutch railway ticket

Railway tickets: Old Dutch railway ticket

Michiel 2005
15 Apr 2008 111
When they were still made from thick cardboard. Now it is € 5.40 for a first-class single from The Hague to Leiden. Then it was ƒ 1.60 (= € 0.73). A price increase of € 4.67 in 40 years, that is 644%, or about 16% per year. Well above inflation. € 6.10 in 2017
Railway tickets: Old Dutch railway ticket

Railway tickets: Old Dutch railway ticket

Michiel 2005
15 Apr 2008 133
From the matrix printer. A single from The Hague to Rotterdam now costs € 4.30. Then ƒ 4.50 (= € 2.04), so a price increase of 120% in 26 years: 4.6% for every year.