Transtejo says cash remains available at Terreiro do Paço terminal

Transtejo Soflusa clarified that while assisted ticket offices at the Terreiro do Paço terminal shifted to card-only payments on September 14, cash remains accepted at the terminal's automated ticket machines. The company stated this is not a 'cashless' policy and is intended to improve operational efficiency and safety.

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If you use the Transtejo ferry terminal at Terreiro do Paço and prefer or need to pay with cash, you must use the automated machines instead of the staffed ticket counters.

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