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Education of public transport passengers
In order to improve public transport passenger culture and promote friendly behavior when traveling by bus and trolleybus, we are sharing educational videos!
These videos playfully convey relevant topics, such as why it is important not to be a “fare dodger,” how to pay for a ticket from the driver, why it is important to give up your seat on public transport, and why it is necessary to follow the rules, keep quiet, and not disturb others. The video clips are broadcast on public transport, on screens in Vilnius City Hall, in the company’s customer service centers, on social networks, in educational lessons for schoolchildren, and elsewhere.
We are talking about small and large amounts of money used to pay for public transport tickets. In order to save time and ensure that public transport runs on schedule, we ask customers to purchase single tickets with €0.50, €1, €2 coins or €5 banknotes.
Did you know that if it weren’t for fare dodgers, we would have two more buses every year!
These are passengers who do not validate their tickets on public transport. Don’t be a fare dodger – buy a ticket!
When we are polite and give up our seats on public transport, traveling becomes easier and more enjoyable! Let’s give our seats to those who need them most.
Traveling by public transport is more comfortable and safer when we all behave properly! The cleanliness of public transport depends on each and every one of us.
Let’s not block each other’s way so that everyone can fit comfortably on the bus or sit down! That way, we’ll all have more space and enjoy a more pleasant journey.
Traveling by public transport will be much more pleasant if we remember that we are not traveling alone!
Respect other road users, do not tailgate, and do not drive in the A lane, which is reserved for public transport.
Let’s make sure that expectant mothers and their babies can travel safely, comfortably, and with confidence. Let’s create a friendly culture of communication on public transport!
We are all in a hurry, but we are all equal and should not behave disrespectfully, not only in everyday situations, but also on the road.
Don’t forget to validate your ticket before boarding public transport or do so as soon as you board. The inspection time starts before the bus or trolleybus enters the stop, so if you don’t validate your ticket in time, it will be invalid.
If necessary, you can take your bikes on city buses – safely and cleanly!
And when a passenger with a wheelchair or a mother with a stroller gets on, kindly give up your seat.
Since the summer of 2017, Vilnius has had Park & Ride facilities, which are popular abroad and an integral part of the modern cityscape. Drivers can leave their cars at these facilities and continue their journey by public transport.
For students in grades 1-4, we have a public transport ticket designed specifically for them – the PRIMARY SCHOOL TICKET, valid for all 365 days of the year.
Be respectful on public transport, to each other, and if there are free seats, sit by the window.
JUDU animated characters congratulate the eternally young Vilnius on its 700th birthday.
The new composters are faster, more sensitive, and have brighter screens, adapted for people with visual impairments. They also feature another innovation—a QR code reader, which is used to scan a new single-use paper ticket marked with a QR code. How do you do this, and what is the camera on top of the ticket validator for?
If you notice a passenger on public transport who is having difficulty using the new ticket validators, don’t just stand by – help them! How do you correctly activate tickets on your Vilniečio / JUDU card if you have one type of ticket / several types of tickets?
Let’s be mindful and considerate – when boarding a bus or trolleybus, take your backpack off your shoulders – this way, you won’t take up extra space, block the aisle, bump into other passengers, and everyone will have a more pleasant journey.
