In Örebro County, Länstrafiken writes on its website that technical problems with a supplier are the cause.
Instead of a ticket bought in the company’s usual phone app for around SEK 40, travelers may now have to buy a ticket directly on the bus for SEK 58.
Hallandstrafiken states on its website that the travel planner is down:
“This means that you cannot buy a ticket in the app, website and ticket machines while searching”.
Sörmlandstrafiken’s website also has some type of operational disruption during Friday morning, which means that it is not possible to load the timetables and search for trips – but it should still be possible to buy tickets.
At the same time, the cyber security company Crowdstrike announces that it has technical problems worldwide, BNO News reports X. It is currently not clear whether the company’s problems have any direct connection to the disruptions currently affecting public transport in several parts of Sweden.
The text is updated.