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Transdev Blazefield introduces advance tickets

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Published: April 29, 2019
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Transdev Blazefield has introduced advance-purchase tickets on its Cityzap express service between York and Leeds.

A limited number of £1, one-way fares are available via the group’s Vamooz app.

They are sold for specified journeys and they are offered only on off-peak trips in a bid to attract shoppers, says CEO Alex Hornby. An adult single purchased on-bus is usually £7.

“Travelling between Leeds and York for £1 is a bargain given that an off-peak day return on the train costs £15.90,” he adds. Advance purchase one-way rail tickets are available from £3 for the same journey.

Cityzap is operated with high-specification buses that have leather seating, USB charging points and 4G wi-fi.

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