Gouda vs Rejsebillet

No matter where in the world you are, help is always close at hand with Gouda’s app. The app provides you with your insurance card with all your policy details right at your fingertips, and with a single touch you can call Gouda’s Alarm Centre ready to help you 24 hours a day, should you need any assistance.

With Rejsebillet you can buy tickets and commuter passes for bus, train, metro, and light rail in all of Denmark. If you are travelling one time from A to B, you can buy a ticket by entering your point of departure and arrival and complete a purchase. The ticket is valid for one progressive journey on the route shown on the ticket. If you accept localization, your point of departure will be your current position by default. You can also buy a zone ticket. It allows you to travel unlimited with bus, train, metro, and light rail in the selected zones within a certain time period. If you buy a Commuter Pass you get unlimited access to journeys by bus, train, and light rail within a specific area and a certain time frame. You can choose to buy access to DSB 1’ as an addition to your Commuter Pass. On Zealand you can buy a Commute20. If you travel in the capital area and want to travel by metro with your commuter product, you can buy a metro supplement as a part of your pass. If you chose not to buy metro supplement with your pass and want to travel by metro a given day, you can purchase a supplementary metro ticket to gain access to the metro from day to day. It is also possible to buy a ticket for your bicycle if you are travelling with the metro. You can also buy a supplementary ticket for DSB 1’ if you want to travel first-class by train from day to day. Each product requires that you already have a ticket that covers your journey. Rejsebillet is developed by Rejsekort and Rejseplan A/S. Rejsekort og Rejseplan A/S ensures the collaboration between Arriva Tog, DSB, Nordjyllands Trafikselskab, Trafikselskabet Movia, FynBus, Sydtrafik, Midttrafik, Bornholms Amts Trafikselskab, and Metroselskabet to help create a cohesive public transport system in Denmark. To start using Rejsebillet you need to enter your phone number, which all your future purchases will be linked to. If you are buying a commuter product, you need to enter further information, including name, email, and date of birth. Purchases in Rejsebillet is made by using MobilePay, Apple Pay, or your payment card. You can save your payment card details in Rejsebillet and access them via biometrics or a PIN code chosen by you, so you do not have to enter all card details every time you buy a ticket or renew a commuter product. The following cards are accepted for payment: Visa/Dankort, MasterCard, Visa, Visa Electron, and Maestro. The payment card details are stored with Billwerk+. Remember always to purchase your ticket before starting your journey.