Choose your ticket
TRI•VIA helps you compare the ticket options available for your journey and understand the difference between short-term and day-based travel products.
Tickets · Latvia demo
Tickets without the confusion.
Understand how local public transport tickets work, where to get them and how to use them. TRI•VIA also includes a prototype purchase flow that can be connected to Stripe test payments.
Which ticket fits me?
Start with the journey, then choose the fare.
Compare a single-journey option, day-based travel and passenger categories before opening the prototype checkout. This keeps price and eligibility visible before the payment flow.
Single journey
Best for one local trip. Exact duration and transfer rules depend on the operator.
Day-based travel
Useful when you plan several journeys in the same city during the day.
Passenger fares
Adult, Student, Child and Senior prototype categories are shown before checkout.
Know where to get it
If you prefer to buy locally, TRI•VIA can explain where tickets are available — shops, ticket machines and official sales points — and which option is practical for your route.
Use it correctly
TRI•VIA explains what to do before or when boarding, including local validation rules and the basic steps a visitor needs to know.
How to get your ticket
Riga ticket options, explained simply
For the Riga demo, the practical options are a mobile code ticket, an e-ticket / travel card, or buying and loading tickets at official machines and sales points.
Riga guidance is summarised from Rīgas satiksme information. Ticket products and eligibility can change, so travellers should still check the official operator before travelling.
Mobile ticket
Buy a code ticket in the Rīgas satiksme, Mobilly or Timey app. Validate it when boarding by scanning the vehicle code or entering its ID.
Travel card / e-ticket
Load eligible tickets onto an e-talons or other eligible Riga travel card, then register the journey as required when boarding.
Machines & sales points
Buy or reload tickets at ticket vending machines, Rīgas satiksme customer-service centres and authorised ticket sales points.
Cross-border journeys
Know what one “Baltic trip” may involve.
A journey between Baltic countries can involve more than one transport operator. In a real version of TRI•VIA, the route result would state clearly whether one through-ticket covers the full trip or whether separate operator tickets are required.
Ticket coverage
One through-ticket or separate tickets would be shown before checkout.
Seller
TRI•VIA would distinguish its own prototype flow from an external operator purchase.
Conditions
Validation, eligibility and transfer rules would be shown per operator.
Current status: concept guidance only. TRI•VIA does not currently sell or validate real cross-border public-transport tickets.
Planned integration
Find ticket sales points nearby
TRI•VIA can later show places along your route where local public transport tickets can be bought or loaded. The demo map below adapts to Riga and keeps the same visual language as the Journey Planner.
Nearby shopsShow on map
Ticket machinesShow on map
Official sales pointsShow on map
Prototype concept: direct ticket sales, local fare data and sales-point locations depend on transport-provider integrations. The current checkout uses demo fares only.
CentrsOld TownĀgenskalnsSkansteRigaOriginal schematic demo map · not live data
Nearby shopsRetail partners and convenience storesPrototype location · not live data
Ticket machinesSelf-service ticket purchase or top-upPrototype location · not live data
Official sales pointsOperator service and information pointPrototype location · not live data
Example journey corridor
Hover route or sales points
Riga ticket map
Demo sales points