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Green Railway Pass can be used on Lisbon and Porto urban services starting Sunday

Starting Sunday, September 27, the 20-euro monthly 'Passe Ferroviário Verde' becomes valid on CP urban train services in the Lisbon and Porto metropolitan areas. Passengers commuting exclusively by CP urban trains can now use this pass instead of more expensive intermodal options like the Navegante or Andante, potentially cutting monthly costs by half.

Why it mattersIf you commute within Lisbon or Porto exclusively by CP urban trains, you may be able to switch to the 20-euro Green Railway Pass and significantly lower your monthly transport costs starting this Sunday.

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