How come no one ever seems to pay for the bus in Poland?

InWroclaw 89 | 1910

27 Jun 2012 / #61

Sorry but I don't know Wroclaw at all.

I am sure it is defined and explained somewhere.I am not from Wroclaw so I can't help you here but I am sure someone will.

Well thanks anyway, I've had to now buy the extra ticket because don't want a scene on the bus and I'm going to be in outlying areas of Wroclaw this coming month and don't want the aggravation.

MPK Urbancard take note - I had to walk to 2 machines until I found one that worked - that was about 3/4km extra walk. Then it wouldn't take one of my credit cards, for what reason I don't know. MPK,/Urbancard: get your act together! I have found your machines out of order quite regularly and last month a Polish man told me your machine swallowed his money and gave no ticket or no change, I'm not sure if it was either or both. He was standing by the machine, very upset. It then wouldn't take my credit card and again I had to walk 3/4km.

delphiandomine 86 | 17823

27 Jun 2012 / #62

So I'm now going to the machine and I will have to spend an extra 10% on my monthly season ticket just to be on the safe side because nobody here knows the answer or wants to reply. Urbancard should put a map on their website defining what is suburban and explaining which ticket covers the 'accelerated' and the 'hasty' bus. Otherwise fining people for travelling on the wrong bus becomes a lot less justified.

Ah, I noticed this too late -

You could try jakdojade.pl - it would tell you if anything special is needed for your planned route :)

MPK Wroclaw are a horrible, horrible company though. I tried to hire a tram from them - it took them 2 months to tell me that they couldn't do it. Then I tried to hire a bus - again - another month before they told me "we can't".

Useless bunch of morons.

InWroclaw 89 | 1910

27 Jun 2012 / #63

Ah, I noticed this too late.

Thanks, I was beginning to think I was on everyone's Ignore list :o)