It’s the new way to get around town But Citymapper’s previous forays into providing actual transport haven’t been a huge success. The rangers who work here are tasked with protecting the wildlife in this federally protected nature sanctuary" - Claire Waring"The buildings at Doubtful Harbour are decaying slowly. *Climbers can just about be spotted in the bottom left of the image"The buildings at Doubtful Harbour are decaying slowly. Please As I lay in the snow to capture shots of bald eagles, two began squabbling, sending the fresh white powder flying" - Julia Wainwright"Everything in a busy market feels magnified — all your senses are pushed to the limit I don’t know the name of the boy who curiously looked through a hole in the door at me, but suddenly he was there, his eye perfectly framed by the wooden structure" - Mikael Molander Log in to update your newsletter preferencesPlease
All rights reserved. Read on as we navigate all you need to know.It’s a subscription service for using London’s public transport system. The most insightful comments on all subjects Both passes can be paused or cancelled easily and will be integrated with the Citymapper app.“We believe ease of ticketing is essential for public transport to compete with private players, and this is important for the future of congested and complex cities,” Citymapper said in a Medium post outlining the thinking behind the new pass.“But we’re developing a more complete and tailored experience for regular commuters: all transport integrated in one place, personalised, with a comprehensive app they use every day.”“We are aware of Citymapper’s plans to introduce a subscription model, bundling together a number of transport options in London, and welcome products which promote public transport, walking and cycling,” the spokesperson added.The pass is available to buy through the Citymapper app. And the shiny green contactless card that Citymapper sends you can be linked to Apple Pay or Google Pay, so you can touch in and out using your phone.It’s limited to zones one and two at the moment, so it’s only really suited to commuters. — presenting an abundance of photographic opportunities""One of the owners of a fabric boutique in Marrakech showed us this almost apocalyptic scene of a worker dyeing wool - it was dirty, hot and a pungent smell filled the air" - Justin Cliffe It’s also cheaper than the contactless cap, which is set at the same price as the travelcard.For heavier transport users, a “Super Duper Pass” costs £39 a week and covers all public transport, Santander cycle hire and £10 worth of Citymapper cab rides. Users will need to have the latest version of Citymapper to purchase the pass.The pass is available as a physical card in Citymapper green, or through Apple and Google Pay.Enter your email to follow new comments on this article.Are you sure you want to mark this comment as inappropriate?Want to discuss real-world problems, be involved in the most engaging discussions and hear from the journalists? Then your bright green contactless card will be in the post.Citymapper has grand plans for Citymapper Pass. The existing Open Comments threads will continue to exist for those who do not subscribe to Once it knows how you get around, it will then offer you a personalised subscription package based on your commute.Say you walk 20 minutes to your local station, then take an overground train into central London and the tube from there. The rangers who work here are tasked with protecting the wildlife in this federally protected nature sanctuary" - Claire Waring"Navigating the narrow streets of the Medina in Marrakech, the local people and their everyday lives are fascinating to watch, with a mix of buyers, sellers, musicians and observers on every corner" - Mick Ryan"Navigating the narrow streets of the Medina in Marrakech, the local people and their everyday lives are fascinating to watch, with a mix of buyers, sellers, musicians and observers on every corner" - Mick Ryan"Navigating the narrow streets of the Medina in Marrakech, the local people and their everyday lives are fascinating to watch, with a mix of buyers, sellers, musicians and observers on every corner" - Mick Ryan"Navigating the narrow streets of the Medina in Marrakech, the local people and their everyday lives are fascinating to watch, with a mix of buyers, sellers, musicians and observers on every corner" - Mick Ryan"Navigating the narrow streets of the Medina in Marrakech, the local people and their everyday lives are fascinating to watch, with a mix of buyers, sellers, musicians and observers on every corner" - Mick Ryan"Deep in the western suburbs of Sichuan's capital Chengdu, lies Peng Zhen, a town barely touched by the hands of time, and where the shadow of Chairman Mao and his Cultural Revolution still looms large" - Simon UrwinOriginal Communist propaganda featuring Chairman Mao's trademark beneficent smile.Qingyuan Xu, Pengzhen's traditional medicine practitioner in his doctor's 'surgery'. For me, the image perfectly captures how people live on Skiathos — slow and steady, but with love for what they do" - David Fargher"During summer, I visited a village in the Kampala District. try again, the name must be unique It’s consistently ranked among the best transport apps in the App Store and Google Play, and won an Apps of the Year award from Apple every year from 2013 to 2017 (not sure what happened the last couple of years).As well as covering more transport modes than Oyster, it also works out cheaper.