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Combating Transport Exclusion: More Frequent Buses and On-Demand Rides

The new regulations guarantee citizens a minimum number of daily bus connections to county and regional centers and introduce flexible on-demand rides in smaller municipalities. These changes will facilitate daily commutes to work, schools, and doctors, while also increasing the safety of ticket inspectors.
Key points
Guaranteed connections: A minimum of 4 round-trip connections on working days and at least 2 on weekends and holidays connecting municipalities to counties and counties to regional capitals.
On-demand rides: In rural and semi-rural municipalities, citizens can request a passenger car ride (up to 9 people) to public offices or clinics.
Better integration: Bus timetables will be better synchronized with train departure times, making transfers much easier.
Greater stop accessibility: Cities must open key central stops and stations to all operators, reducing walking distances for passengers.
Newer and safer buses: From 2028, subsidized buses cannot be older than 20 years, and from 2036, no older than 15 years.
Protection for ticket inspectors: Ticket controllers will receive the same legal protection as public officials (e.g., police officers).
GPS trackers in buses: All subsidized buses must be equipped with GPS trackers to monitor routes and ensure punctuality.
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Additional Information
Rządowy projekt ustawy o zmianie ustawy o publicznym transporcie zbiorowym oraz niektórych innych ustaw.
Print number: PROJEKT USTAWY 2700
Process start date: 2026-06-17