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Shetland launches a £2 bus fare cap for a year to boost affordable, sustainable transport.
A £2 single bus fare cap has launched in Shetland as a 12-month pilot program to improve public transport affordability and access, part of a broader Scottish government initiative across the Highlands and Islands.
The move, aimed at reducing financial barriers, supports access to jobs, education, healthcare, and social services, particularly in remote areas.
Officials, including Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop and ZetTrans chair Moraig Lyall, say the cap could boost bus use, reduce car dependency, and promote sustainable travel.
The program follows existing free travel for under-22s, over-60s, and disabled individuals, with plans to expand to other regions.
Shetland lanza un tope de tarifa de autobús de 2 libras esterlinas durante un año para impulsar el transporte asequible y sostenible.