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Full details on Gautrain prices in 2024, including PDF schedule and times

Gauteng commuters can now get all the details on Gautrain prices 2024, including the schedule and times, after the service published PDF timetables on its website.

The new Gautrain fares come into effect on 1 June 2024 and will depend on whether you’re commuting during peak times or off-peak times.

Peak and off-peak times

“Peak fares indicated in orange are applied when you access the Gautrain system between 06h00 and 08h30, between 15h00 and 18h30 on weekdays and all day on weekends and public holidays,” the Gautrain Management Agency said.

“Off-peak fares indicated in green are applied when you access the Gautrain system before 06h00, between 08h30 and 15h00 or after 18h30 on weekdays.”

For Pay-As-You-Go commuters, the minimum available value on a Gautrain card is R36 while the maximum that can be loaded is R3,200.

“Simply load your preferred Pay-As-You-Go value onto your Gautrain Card and the correct fare will be automatically deducted from your Card when tagging out,” the Agency explained.

“For a trial period, high-peak fares (Red Fares) have been suspended when travelling in the high peak period. While the high-peak fares no longer apply, expect more congested trains, platforms and stations. For your comfort, we recommend that you travel off-peak. Depending on capacity constraints, we may re-introduce the high-peak fares at a later date.”

Gautrain prices 2024

The cheapest Gautrain ticket price in 2024 is R36 while the most expensive is R248, which is what one would pay to commute between Hatfield and OR Tambo International Airport .

Below is a summary of Gautrain fares:

Pay-As-You-Go Gautrain fares (peak)

Pay-As-You-Go (off-peak)

Weekly train product

Monthly train product

Single trip product

Return trip product

“Single and Return Train Trip Products are recommended if travelling during peak period. If travelling during off-peak periods, we recommend that you use Pay-As-You-Go as the fare will be lower,” Gautrain advised.

Penalty and other fees

Parking fees

You can view the full PDF document detailing the fares/Gautrain prices 2024, including parking fees, on the Gautrain Alerts website .

Gautrain schedule 2024

Here’s the 2024 Gautrain schedule’s opening and closing times:

You can view or download the full PDF schedule, which includes all the departure and arrival times throughout the day, on the Gautrain’s Bombela Content site .

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Gautrain – for people on the move. The official Gautrain app – everything you need to know about the Gautrain. With the new Gautrain App, you get all the travel information you need, when you need it. Features include: • access Gautrain Card balances • top-up prepaid balances and purchase fare products via secure payments • real-time journey planning, station to station, or search for any address in Gauteng, with the option to add public transport operators in Gauteng to extend your journey options beyond the Gautrain network • live Gautrain bus tracking, plotted on your journey map • journey fares and schedules, with the option to request journey information up to seven days ahead • find nearest bus and station features, with routing instructions • link multiple Gautrain Cards to a profile • view balance and travel history for transit cards • log and manage claims online • block Gautrain Cards. • check expiry date and more… The Gautrain system provides you with a safe, comfortable and reliable train service, a dedicated bus system, as well as drop-off and parking facilities at all stations (except at OR Tambo International Airport). These services are fully integrated and may be used separately or jointly by transferring from one to another. The services are all accessed by means of your Gold Card. Additional services include car rental facilities at Johannesburg Park Station, Sandton- and Pretoria Stations. DISCLAIMER: Due to the large possibility of different routings, the fare calculator gives only indicative prices and not always the exact amount. The indicative price shall not be binding and/or enforceable against the Gauteng Provincial Government (including the Gauteng Management Agency (Pty) Ltd) and/or Bombela Concession Company and/or Bombela Operating Company (Pty) Ltd. The timetables are only indicative and can change without prior notice.

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Used to be good.

The app used to be useful but it’s so frustrating now. Trying to see schedules ahead of time is impossible. Going through the annoying registration process only to still not have functionality is so frustrating. Apps are supposed to be quicker and more useful on the go than the websites.

Update issues

Just updated to the new app. The features are great and will definitely make getting info better and easier. However, there are some things that could be improved: 1. I have a notification bubble on my app that shows 7 notifications. When I open the app is doesn’t show any notifications and so I can’t clear these. It’s quite frustrating - pls fix this. 2. I logged into my profile, but every time I close the app it logs me out. This should be like other apps, that once you login your details are saved so you don’t have to keep typing in login details.

A worthwhile app

If you are a regular Gautrain user, this app will make your life easier. Not only is the train schedule useful, but you can also register and reload your fare card without having to stand in line. True, the bus route functionality (tracking) never seems to work, but this is only one of the apps functionality. Get it!

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The Gautrain , South Africa’s premier higher-speed express commuter rail system, seamlessly connects the bustling cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria, extending its reach to Kempton Park and O. R. Tambo International Airport. Offering a swift and efficient travel experience, the Gautrain covers an 80-kilometre route, ensuring that commuters can traverse the distance from Sandton to O. R. Tambo International Airport in a mere 15 minutes.

Navigating the Gautrain : Operating Hours and Usage Guide

Weekdays (monday to friday).

The Gautrain operates on a well-defined schedule, ensuring that commuters can rely on its services throughout the week. On weekdays, the trains commence operations at the crack of dawn, starting at 05:30 AM. The last train departs at 08:30 PM, allowing passengers to reach their destinations well into the evening.

Weekends (Saturday and Sunday)

Even on weekends, the Gautrain remains a reliable mode of transportation. Services kick off at 05:30 AM and continue until 08:30 PM on Saturdays. For those traveling on Sundays, the schedule follows the same pattern, providing convenient access to the Gautrain from the early morning until late in the evening.

First-Time Users: Navigating the Gautrain Experience

Purchasing and loading your gautrain card.

For first-time users, the key to unlocking the Gautrain experience lies in acquiring and loading a Gautrain Card. This can be conveniently done at any Gautrain station using Ticket Vending Machines (TVM) or the Ticket Office. The Ticket Vending Machines resemble standard ATM bank terminals and accept both cash and bank cards. By opting for the TVM, users can bypass queues at the Ticket Office and streamline the process.

Entering the Fare Gates

To access the Gautrain service, passengers must have a Gautrain Card with a minimum value of R32 loaded onto it. Alternatively, travelers can use their Contactless bank card to enter the Fare Gates. This flexibility ensures that individuals can choose the payment method that suits their preferences and convenience.

Pay-As-You-Go Convenience

A Gautrain Card with a minimum of R32 Pay-As-You-Go value or a valid Train Product is essential to enter the Fare Gates. This Pay-As-You-Go system allows users to seamlessly pay for their journeys, ensuring a hassle-free travel experience.

Fare Calculator

Curious about the cost of your Gautrain journey? The Gautrain fare calculator provides a transparent breakdown of fares, helping passengers plan their trips and manage their budgets effectively.

The Gautrain stands as a symbol of efficiency and connectivity in the heart of Gauteng. Whether you’re a daily commuter or a visitor exploring the region, understanding the operating hours and usage guidelines ensures a smooth and enjoyable experience on the Gautrain. So, load up your Gautrain Card, check the schedule, and embark on a journey of convenience and speed with the Gautrain .

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Everything You Need to Know about Using the Gautrain

Gautrain: (noun) mass rapid transit railway system in the Gauteng province of South Africa. Can be used as a verb, as in " I am Gautraining it today. "

Cast your mind way, way back. The year is 2000 and Destiny's Child "Independent Women" is the smash hit of the year. Around about this time, South Africa is in a celebratory mood as the 21st century is named the African Century and the Gautrain Project is announced.

Fast-forward to today and the Gautrain has made travelling between Johannesburg, Pretoria and the Ekurhuleni so easy. To experience the 80 kilometre mass rapid magic for yourself, here's your handy guide to using the Gautrain :

1. First of all, you have to get to a station .

With a dedicated Gautrain Bus service and convenient drop-off and Park-and-Ride facilities to help you get to the stations, using the Gautrain is easy-peasy. For bus routes near you, click here.

Tip: To use the bus service, each passenger must have a loaded Gautrain Gold Card . Cards can be purchased at the stations and at various retailers . But remember, the bus service is not operational on the weekends or public holidays . However, this excludes the Montecasino shuttle .

Maslow Hotel guests take note! Since The Maslow already offers luxurious accommodation near the Gautrain, it was only fitting that the best Sandton hotel also offers complimentary return transfer service every 30 minutes to the Sandton Gautrain station. Make the most of this service and squeeze in a shopping spree at Sandton City while you're at it!

2. Check train times and buy your ticket .

The peak periods are from Monday to Friday with the morning peak period running from 05h30 to 08h30 and the afternoon peak period running from 15h00 to 18h00.

During peak periods there is a train every 12 minutes and every 20 minutes during off-peak periods. On the weekends and public holidays , you can catch a train every 30 minutes.

Tip: Remember to have at least R21 available on your Gautrain Gold Card to access any fare gate.

3. If you regularly Gautrain it, register your Gautrain Gold Card.

Although this is not required, by registering your card you can ensure that if your card is lost or stolen, your unused credit can be transferred to a new card. Registering your card can be done at the Ticketing Office at all stations.

Tip: Regular Gautrain passengers should check out the regular commuter saving options available by clicking here .

Enjoy the journey, but remember no eating or drinking!

Noted for its sparkling clean interior, eating and drinking is strictly prohibited on all trains.

Tip: Out-of-towners looking for accommodation near the Gautrain should check out The Maslow .

Moms and tots take note: Travelling with a pram? No worries, the family-friendly Gautrain stations are fitted with wide fare gates that can fit tractor-sized prams and there are baby changing facilities at all stations.

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The Gautrain train service operates 7 days a week, 365 days a year. A detailed train schedule with arrival and departure times may be accessed using the Gautrain mobile app, at any Gautrain station or here .

During  Peak Times  trains depart at 10 minute intervals During  Off-Peak Times trains depart at 20 minute intervals.

To access the Gautrain train service each passenger is required to possess a Gautrain Card with a minimum value of R34 loaded onto it. Alternatively, you may use your Contactless bank card to travel on Gautrain train, bus and parking included. To tag in and out, follow these simple instructions:

1. First time users, purchase and load your Gautrain Card at the station or you may use a Contactless bank card.

2. A Contactless bank card or Gautrain Card with a minimum of R34 Pay-As-You-Go value or a valid Train Product is required to enter the Fare Gates.

3. Tap your Gautrain Card or Contactless bank card to the ticket reader on the Fare Gate.

4. A green light and a beep sound will indicate validation and the glass barrier will open. Proceed swiftly.

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Stary Oskol is a city in Russia located in the Belgorod region, standing on the banks of the Oskol River, about 142 km northeast of Belgorod, 632 km south of Moscow.

The population of Stary Oskol is about 222,600 (2022), the area - 134 sq. km.

The phone code - +7 4725, the postal codes - 309500-309518.

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History of stary oskol.

In 1300, there was a village called Ugly on the the territory of the present city. Today, it is one of the districts of Stary Oskol. At that time, the village was part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and was a border crossing point on the border with the Golden Horde.

The settlement of Oskol was founded by Russian Tsar Fyodor Ioanovich’s order (Ivan’s the Terrible son) to protect the southern borders of the Russian kingdom in 1593. The bulk of the population were peasants and the military.

In 1617, the town was burned by the Poles. In 1625, 1642 and 1677, the Crimean Tatars approached Stary Oskol, but could not capture it. The town was renamed Stary Oskol (meaning Old Oskol) in 1655, when the town of Tsaryov-Alexeyev, located down the river, was renamed Novy Oskol (New Oskol). Fortifications of the town existed until the 18th century.

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Gradually, Stary Oskol turned into peaceful, commercial and merchant town - the center of an agricultural district. Industrial production was represented mainly by enterprises on processing agricultural products.

In 1780, the town got its coat of arms. In 1784, Stary Oskol like most Russian towns of that time was rebuilt according to a new plan signed by Empress Catherine II. A large number of brick houses were built, mostly two-story buildings. The historic center of Stary Oskol has been preserved to our time.

In the second half of the 19th century, the town had a wide network of schools, libraries, reading rooms, printing, secondary schools. In 1894, construction of the railway began, trade and industry began to develop rapidly.

Until the 1930s, there were eleven Orthodox churches in Stary Oskol. During the Second World War, Stary Oskol was occupied by the Germans from July 2, 1942 to February 5, 1943. In 1954, the city became part of the newly formed Belgorod region.

In the late 1960s - early 1970s, in connection with the active development of the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly (the most powerful iron ore basin in the world), Stary Oskol became a major center of iron and steel industry.

Stary Oskol was declared a city of three top-priority Komsomol construction projects. The largest enterprises: Lebedinsky Mining and Processing Plant, Stoilensky Mining and Processing Plant, Oskolsky Electrometallurgical Plant became not only the city-forming enterprises, but also the largest industrial enterprises of the country. Stary Oskol experienced a new birth.

Today, Stary Oskol is a rapidly developing city, one of the leading mining and metallurgical centers of Russia.

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The coat of arms of Stary Oskol is a shield divided in half diagonally, in the red field there is a rifle, in the green field - a golden plow. It reflects both military and agricultural importance of the town.

Stary Oskol is among Russian cities with the youngest population. The average age of its citizens is about 35 years. The main reason lies in the history of the city. In the second half of the 20th century, a large number of members of the Young Communist League came to Stary Oskol to participate in the construction of large industrial enterprises.

Unique reserves of iron ore, developed industry and infrastructure, high scientific, technical and industrial potential, fertile land form the basis of Stary Oskol economy.

The main branches of local industry are mining, ferrous metallurgy, machine building and metalworking, building materials, food industry. There are more than 140 large and medium industrial enterprises, which employ more than 80 thousand people.

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The city has more than a dozen Orthodox churches and chapels. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (Tokareva Street, 4/1) is the main church of Stary Oskol. St. Trinity Church (Bolshevistskaya Street, 17/15), built in 1730, is the oldest church in the city.

The Zoo was opened in Stary Oskol in 2008. Bears, lions, tigers, monkeys, wolves, camels, ostriches, and other species of birds and animals live there.

Museum of Local Lore (Lenina Street, 50). The museums, founded in 1923, has exhibitions about the history of Stary Oskol. It is located in a building which is a monument of history and culture of the 19th century once owned by the merchants and brothers Likhutins.

The museum organizes tours of the city and the area including visits to an ancient Russian settlement of Kholki, an underground monastery in Melovy mountains, and a biosphere reserve “Yamskaya steppe”.

Art Museum (Lenina Street, 57). The collection of local masters of folk clay toys (O.M.Goncharova and N.M.Goncharova) is a real pearl of the museum. Stary Oskol folk clay toys production was known from the end of the 18th century.

House Museum of Vasily Yeroshenko (Yeroshenko Street, 15). Yeroshenko’s life is a living legend for blind people not only in Russia but also abroad. He encourages disabled people, supports them with his talent, helps them on their ways to improve techniques. Yeroshenko spoke 12 foreign languages and was the professor of universities in Tokyo and Beijing, he became a classic of Japan literature for children.

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Gautrain Schools Excursion Program

How it works:.

• To participate in the Gautrain School Excursion Program ("Program"), interested primary and/or secondary schools must complete registration either on the Gautrain website  https://www.gautrain.co.za/commuter/schooltravel or by submitting a manual application form that can be obtained upon request, and which should be returned to  [email protected]
• Within two to four (2-4) business days of completing the registration or application, the school will receive an e-mail with a cost estimate for their tailor-made school excursion.
• Proof of payment must be received at least five (5) business days prior to the school excursion, or alternatively, customers may make an immediate payment/real-time payment/pay-and-clear payment and send Proof of Payment to  [email protected] .

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School details, school contact person, school excursion details, point of interest.

• The Program is valid from 1 June 2021 - 1 June 2025. Gautrain reserves the right to withdraw, postpone, amend, or suspend this Program at any time and for any reason which may be deemed necessary, without prior notice. This Program may also be amended at any time due to Covid-19 regulations as issued by the Government of South Africa.
• This tailor-made Program is only applicable to schools that will be traveling to their place of interest by the Gautrain train service.
• Interested schools must ensure that their contact details and school information have been correctly captured upon registration. Gautrain will not be held liable for any losses or additional expenses incurred by the school should their contact details be incorrectly captured.
• Whilst we make every effort to reserve discount entry fees/prices at the list of places of interest, prices may fluctuate, depending on the place of interest. We will however timeously inform the school of any price changes.
• Bombela will provide costs to the interested schools, this cost estimate will include all fees for the school excursion, which is inclusive of the Gautrain train and bus fares and entry fees of the place of interest. The schools must collect the monies from the scholars and make a single payment to Bombela at least five (5) business days before the school excursion. This will enable Bombela to make the respective payment/s to the place of interest on behalf of the school, as well as to make the other travel arrangements necessary for a successful school excursion.
• Proof of Payment must be sent to  [email protected] at least five (5) business days prior to the excursion. Alternatively, immediate payment/real-time payment/pay-and-clear payment is also acceptable and the Proof of Payment must be sent to  [email protected] at least 2 hours before the school arrives at a Gautrain station.
• Bombela will provide the school with confirmation of the excursion in writing via e-mail. This e-mail will confirm receipt of proof of payment as well as the date and time for the school excursion.
• Please note that should the school pay more than the costs quoted by Bombela, the onus will be on the school to request a refund of this overpayment. Should no such refund request be received by Bombela within a period of 60 days from the date of payment, the school will be deemed to have forfeited the excess payment and shall have no claim whatsoever as against Bombela for such excess payment.
• Interested schools will be responsible for the payment of the full Gautrain fare per scholar as well as discounted entry fee at the place of interest per scholar. Visit the Gautrain website to view fares:  co.za/commuter/farecalc
• This Program will only take place during Gautrain off-peak hours which are currently between 08h30 and 15h00 on weekdays, but which may change from time to time. Visit the Gautrain website to view the applicable schedule:  https://www.gautrain.co.za/commuter/schedule .
• Schools participating in this Program shall remain responsible to obtain consent from Parents and/or Guardians of the participating scholars.
• Educators/caregivers will be responsible for the scholars for the duration of the excursion (from the time of departure from the school until the time of arrival back at the school).
• Gautrain Management Agency, Bombela or any of their sub-contractors or affiliates will not be held liable for any claim for loss, injury, illness, medical emergency, or death arising from participation in this Program.
• By participating in the Program, the school acknowledges and agrees that it shall indemnify Bombela from any and all claims as described above, made by the scholars (or parent(s)/guardian(s) thereof), and/or the points of interest.
• Bombela will not be held liable for the products and/or services rendered by the places of interest and any queries related to the third party's products and/or services must be addressed directly with the respective third party.
• Standard Gautrain refund fares apply. Visit the Gautrain website to view fees:  https://www.gautrain.co.za/termsconditions
• Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance of the scheduled date of the excursion, failing which an administrative fee, as well as entry fees at place of interest/s may be charged.
• Schools may reschedule a school excursion depending on the availability of the selected place of interest.
• Schools must submit any special request/s prior to making payment to  [email protected] .
• All standard Gautrain rules are to be observed at all times. Penalty fees may be applied should passengers fail to adhere to the Gautrain rules. Please refer to the Gautrain website for Gautrain Travel Rules:  https://www.gautrain.co.za/commuter/generalinformation .

By participating in this Program, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to these terms and conditions.

For any queries, please visit call our Customer Care Centre on 0800 428 87246 (0800 GAUTRAIN), daily from 05h30 to 20h00. You may also use the LiveChat feature on the  Contact Us  page.