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A project by John Tibell

Resväg.seThe whole trip. The whole price.

Which way should you go, and what does it really cost? Resväg.se shows the travel time, the changes and what the tickets actually cost, for trips by public transport between 5,114 places in Sweden, even those without a stop of their own. Free, in the browser, with no login.

5,114places, even those without a stop
3answers: fastest, cheapest, least hassle
1link for each ticket, to where you buy it
0logins needed
resväg.se/sävsjö/göteborg
Sävsjö to Göteborg on Resväg.se: 3 h 15 min, one change, about 259–359 kr, one journey marked fastest, cheapest and least hassle, and the two tickets it takes
Sävsjö to Göteborg: one journey is fastest, cheapest and least hassle at once, so it is the only card. Below it, the two tickets it takes, each with its price and where to buy it.
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One trip, every ticket

Three of the site's own example trips, as Resväg.se answered them for an ordinary weekday morning.

How it works

Four promises

krEvery ticket

With its price, and where you buy it. When a trip crosses a county border, you see which tickets you actually need.

3Three answers, not twenty

Fastest, cheapest and least hassle. When one trip is best in more than one way, it is shown once. You choose.

≈Honest prices

A price is exact, a range, or unknown, and the site says which.

⌖Every place

Not only stations. When a place has no stop of its own, it shows the nearest one and how far away it is.

“Two operators, two apps, two zone systems.”

That is what happens when a trip crosses a county border, and the most common reason it costs more than you think. Resväg.se shows which tickets you need, and links to the page where you buy each one.

Where are you going?The whole trip and the whole price, for every place in Sweden. Free, in the browser.
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