Where Do I Get A Travel Card?
Travel Cards can be obtained from either the Public Transport Operator whose Public Transport service you use, or from other Fare Media Issuers who advertise Account Based Ticketing Public Transport Travel Cards.
The South African Coat of Arms and CiPurseTM Certified logos must appear on the back of the Travel Card. Please refer to How does the Travel Card look?
Travel Cards will be available from Ticket offices, kiosks close to bus stops and stations. Public Transport Operators may advise you of other places where you can obtain Travel Cards.
At some Municipal offices or Public Transport Operator walk-in-centres there will be Self-service Terminal which will allow you to register your account and get a Travel Card.
How Does The Travel Card Look?
The design and branding marks on the back of the card will contain the following information:
Coat Of Arms Of South Africa: This mark is included to indicate the agreement certification with the ABT specifications and the information acceptance of the travel card across all ABT Automatic Fare Collection systems.
CiPurseTM Certified: If the Coat of Arms and CiPurseTM Certified logos are not on the back of the Travel Card, the card is not an Account Based Ticketing Travel Card and will not be able to be used for the payment of fares on public transport.
Personal Identification Number (PIN): A four-digit number that will allow access to SANRAL Account transaction details and is necessary for registering your Travel Card.
Travel Card Barcode: A barcode to assist with capture of the travel card number when initiating a top up transaction.
Quick Read information: Indicates the help line to contact in case the card holder requires assistance or has queries.
Rusterburg Local Municipality
Sample Travel Card
Yarona Rustenburg Travel Card
Polokwane Local Municipality
Sample Travel Card
Leeto La Polokwane Travel Card
