It comes as prices on services are set to increase
The three-day and five-day fares will be added to First Glasgow’s Tap On Tap Off payment technology from Monday, May 1.
by an average of 9% by April 2, but First is implementing new ticket options to keep prices as low as possible while dealing with the increase in operational costs. "It’s fast, easy to use and great value, and we’re confident that with these upcoming updates, frequent travellers will be able to make even further great savings.
"Like so many other transport providers, we’re facing significant rising costs across our operations, and fare increases reflect that.
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