Tickets and subscriptions

What is it?

The Mobilis tariff community in Vaud is divided into zones. To obtain your ticket, you need to determine the number of zones required to make your journey.

Depending on your travel plans, the day pass may be the best solution: it allows you to make an unlimited number of journeys in the chosen zone(s) until 5 a.m. the next day.

For more information:

How much does it cost?

The price of your ticket or day pass depends on the number of zones you select.

Consult the rates.

Which zone(s) to choose? Find the VMCV network map

When and where is it valid?

Mobilis tickets have a defined validity period depending on the number of zones chosen:

What is it?

A subscription defined according to the number of zones of the Mobilis tariff community in Vaud that you pass through.

How does it work in practice?

The Mobilis subscription is available for several durations:

• 7 days
• 1 month (can start at any date)
• 12 months. Please note: a 12-month Mobilis subscription is sold at the price of 9 months
• NEW : FlexiAbo 100, for people who want to remain flexible. 100 days of travel to activate throughout the year. Renewable at any time.

How much does it cost?

Consult the rates.

Which zone(s) to choose? Find the VMCV network map

Some communes on the Riviera offer subsidies for public transport. Ask your commune for information!

Where and when is it valid?

The Mobilis subscription gives you access to the zones you select when you buy your ticket.

What is it? 

Are you constantly on the road, rail or lake to get to your next appointment? Then you need a solution worthy of the best globetrotters: the General Travelcard!

No need to worry about your tickets and passes. See the train about to close its doors and leave without you? Don’t think twice, go ahead and get on board!

The General Travelcard also offers special rates for young people and senior citizens in 1st and 2nd class.

How much does it cost?

Here are the rates (2nd class/1st class):

Did you know? It is possible to pay for your General Travelcard monthly or annually.
Find out about all the other possible offers and combinations for the General Travelcard.

Cancellation

Your General Travelcard is set to renew automatically every year. You will be sent a reminder by post two months before the automatic renewal date, together with the annual invoice. You can also set up e-mail or SMS notifications on swisspass.ch.

When and where is it valid?

In our beautiful region, your general travelcard is valid everywhere, on all VMCV lines.

What is it?

Often on the move, but not always on the road? Then the Half Fare Travelcard is for you. An ideal solution for regular travellers. Its main advantage? Half price on all tickets, on Mobilis day passes but also on most Swiss routes, whether by rail, road or lake.

How much does it cost?

Here are the rates:

1st purchase of a half-fare card: CHF 190.-

Renewal without interruption: CHF 170.-

Cancellation

When buying a Half Fare Travelcard you take out an indefinite contract. The advantage is that your travelcard is automatically renewed when your year-long validity period comes to an end. Your SwissPass card is valid for several years and your Half Fare Travelcard remains activated on the same card.

Important: we will remind you of the possible cancellation deadline well ahead of the automatic renewal.

When and where is it valid?

With the Half Fare Travelcard, you can benefit from half-price reductions on all Mobilis and CFF tickets and daycards.

The only exception is short journeys, where the half-fare discount is less than 50%. Why is that? Because for such short journeys, the price of CHF 2.40 is already very low.

What is it?

From 6 to 16 years old, young people travelling with their parents do not have to pay. Nice, isn’t it? And this applies to road, rail and lake travel in Switzerland. 

In order for the Junior Travelcard to be valid, the child or young person travelling must be accompanied by a parent in possession of their own ticket.

How much does it cost?

The Junior Travelcard costs CHF 30 per year per child. And you can write the names of both parents on this card. The Junior Travelcard is free of charge for the third and any further children.

When and where is it valid?

As long as the child is accompanied by one of the two parents registered on the card, it allows you to use all VMCV lines.

There are a variety of tickets available for travel on public transport.

Travelling with your four-legged friend? Would you like to take your bike on board? Do you need a subscription for a specific route? Do you travel by public transport for leisure purposes only and are looking for attractive offers?

You are bound to find the ticket or subscription that suits you best!