Sweden
Malmö
A port town at the Swedish end of the bridge from Copenhagen. Only its green city buses take a tap of a bank card.
Green city buses (stadsbuss, Skånetrafiken)
Updated 10 days ago
How to ride
- 1Have a ticket ready before you boardThe driver sells nothing. If you have no card to tap, buy first in the app, at a station machine or at a kiosk.
- 2Tap the reader on boardOn a green city bus go straight to a reader; the tap itself buys an adult hour. App tickets are scanned at the same reader.
- 3Change buses on the same cardTap on every boarding; nothing extra is charged inside the hour. A second tap after the hour turns it into a 24-hour ticket.
- 4Show the card you paid withHold the card or phone you paid with against the inspector's handheld. The ticket is only valid on the card that bought it.
Fares
Single fares1
Passes & multi-ride1
Fare caps1
Estimates use exchange rates as of September 5, 2026
Payment
Quick facts
Heads-up
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Arriving by train? Do not tap on the city bus
An Öresundståg ticket also covers the city buses inside the zone you depart from and the zone you arrive in, from an hour before departure to an hour after arrival - so tapping a card after stepping off the train pays 32 kronor twice. The reverse case: a ticket bought into the city does not always cover every stop in it, and then you buy a stadszonstillägg on top.
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Your own e-scooter cannot come on the bus
Segways and e-scooters are not allowed on buses. Only a folding one, folded as far as it goes, counts as hand luggage and rides under the seat. On the trains - Öresundståg, Pågatåg and Krösatåg - you may bring one per person if there is room. Bicycles cannot go on a city bus either.
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Rented scooters go in the marked racks
In the city centre a rented e-scooter may only be parked in the marked scooter racks. Malmö permits four operators - Bolt, Lime, Ryde and Voi - with a ceiling of 2,800 scooters. On-street offences are fined by the police, not the operator.