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SEARCHThe costliest bus ride ($5.12) was found in Oslo, Norway, while the most expensive train trip ($85.98) was in New York City, according to a UBS report.
Zurich has one of the most expensive public transportation networks. Photo by Andrew Bossi via Wikimedia Commons.
NEW YORK CITY — The costliest bus ride ($5.12) was found in Oslo, Norway, while the most expensive train trip ($85.98) was in New York City, according to a report from UBS, the banking and financial services group.
The data is based on the prince of a single bus, tram or metro ticket, a three-mile taxi ride, and a 125-mile train trip, the Business Insider reported. For the full story, click here.
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