The government has extended the gratuity season tickets and multi-journey tickets for state bus lines in order to avoid asymmetries between the different modes of land transport and, moreover, From 1 February 2023 the bonus has been extended to 100% of public services of regular road passenger transport under the jurisdiction of the State for frequent travellers. In this way, extends from 50% to 100% the bonus which was already in effect from 1 September for some lines.
The new multi-journey tickets will have Valid from February 1, for the rest of the year 2023. But they will be marketed in three periods: between February 1 and April 30; between 1 May and 31 August and between 1 September and 31 December 2023. Multi-journey tickets will be marketed for each of these periods and will be personal and non-transferable. A multi-journey ticket will be required for each leg with a specific origin-destination.
In the following interactive search engine you can find the 77 state intercity bus lines what it will become free for recurring users.
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The amount of the deposit will be established on the basis of the price of the single ticket without bonus, between between 20 and 65 euros. In particular, a deposit of 20 euros is required for journeys with a ticket price of up to 5 euros. The deposit will be 35 euros for journeys with a ticket price between 5.01 and 13 euros. For journeys with a ticket price between 13.01 and 25 euros, the deposit will be 50 euros. In addition, a deposit of 65 euros is required for journeys with a ticket price exceeding 25 euros.
The measure comes from decree against the energy crisis approved by the Council of Ministers on 27 December. The Ministry of Transport will make the concessionary companies responsible for compliance with the marketing conditions to avoid the excessive or improper use of multi-journey tickets.
Complete list of 77 bus lines
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Teruel-Barcelona with hijuela in Caspe
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Logroño-Soria-Madrid con hijuelas
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Madrid-Toledo with daughters
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Murcia-Seville via Granada with daughters
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Murcia-Valencia
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Vielha-Lleida con hijuelas
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Lleida-Molina de Aragón via Zaragoza with Hijuelas
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Irún-Tuy with daughters
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Madrid-Badajoz-Valencia with daughters
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Coria-Salamanca-Barcelona with hijuelas
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Madrid-Alicante with hijuelas
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Madrid-Toledo by Valmojado with hijuela by Chozas Canales
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Burgos-Poza de la Sal-Frías-Briviesca-Logroño con hijuelas
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Soria-Zaragoza with daughters
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Madrid-Fuensalida
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Madrid-Miajadas-Don Benito with daughters
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Madrid-Granada-Almuñécar
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Madrid-Jaén con hijuelas
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Madrid-Zaragoza-Barcelona with hijuela
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Santander-Bilbao-Barcelona con hijuela
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Huesca-Lleida with hijuelas
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Madrid-Salamanca-Vigo with daughters
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Madrid-Fuente Del Arco-Badalona con hijuelas
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Alicante-Murcia with daughters
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Zaragoza-Murcia with daughters
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Salamanca-León-Santander-Laredo
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León-Zaragoza via Valladolid with daughters
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Seville and Málaga to Montgat and Manresa, with hijuelas
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Madrid-Piedrabuena
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Zaragoza-Castellón de La Plana via Tarragona and Caspe
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Madrid-Irun with Hijuelas
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Madrid-Casas Ibáñez-Las Lagunas de Ruidera
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Santiago de Compostela-Gijón-Irún-Barcelona
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Gijon-Leon-Madrid
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Seville-Salamanca-Irún
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Genave bridge (Jaén)- Albacete
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Ferrol-Algeciras
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Tamarite de Litera (Huesca)-Lleida
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Santander-Bilbao-La Manga del Mar Menor (Murcia)
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Madrid-Seville-Ayamonte (Huelva)
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Madrid-Córdoba-San Fernando
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Madrid-Almeria
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Ayamonte (Huelva)-Santa Coloma de Gramanet (Barcelona)
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Vigo (Pontevedra), Irun (Guipuzcoa) and Barcelona
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Bilbao (Vizcaya) and Castro Urdiales (Cantabria)
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Madrid-Zaorejas-Siguenza
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Madrid – Plasencia (Caceres)
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Madrid-Avila
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Madrid-Jaraiz de La Vera (Cáceres)
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Pamplona-Jaca
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Madrid-Navamorcuende (Toledo)
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Calahorra (La Rioja)-Soria
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Almeria-Cartagena
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Murcia-Almeria
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Cuenca-Barcelona
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Madrid-Piedrabuena (Ciudad Real)-Agudo (Ciudad Real)
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Madrid-Málaga-Algeciras (Cádiz)
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Fraga-Binéfar-Mequinenza (Huesca)-Lleida
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Irún (Guipúzcoa)-Algeciras (Cádiz)
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Burgos-Zaragoza
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Eibar (Guipúzcoa)-Pamplona (Navarre)
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Jaen Benidorm (Alicante)
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Merida (Badajoz)-Seville
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Badajoz-Seville
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Madrid-Aranda Duero (Burgos)-El Burgo de Osma (Soria)
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Madrid-Guadalajara
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Barcelona-Huesca
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Madrid-Segovia with extension to Melgar de Fernamental (Burgos)
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Aldeanueva del Camino (Cáceres)-Madrid
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Puertollano-Tomelloso-Cuenca-Albacete-Valencia
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Alicante-Cartagena-Murcia
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Pedro Bernardo (Ávila) – Talavera de la Reina (Toledo)
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La Adrada (Ávila) – Talavera de la Reina (Toledo)
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Hontanares (Ávila) – Talavera de la Reina (Toledo)
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Badajoz-Córdoba with Hijuelas
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Madrid-Molina de Aragon-Teruel-Valencia
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Madrid-Pamplona through Burgos and Logroño, with extension to Valcarlos and the French border of Arnegui
