Green Railway Pass arrives in Lisbon and Porto in September: What changes and how it works?
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Green Railway Pass arrives in Lisbon and Porto in September: What changes and how it works?

Record31 August 2026 at 10:26

The Green Railway Pass will arrive in Lisbon and Porto in September, expanding mobility options for passengers who exclusively use trains for their commutes. This measure aims to benefit those who do not need to use other public transport means, such as buses or metro.

The pass represents a potentially more advantageous option for users who only make train trips, allowing them to avoid costs associated with transport means they do not use. The expansion to the two main Portuguese cities comes as part of a strategy to reorganize the public transport network.

Details about the specific operation of the pass and access conditions have not yet been fully specified in the article, which anticipates the changes that will come into force shortly in the two metropolitan areas of the country.

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