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End of OV-chipkaart nears: new public transport pass now on sale at all Primera stores

End of OV-chipkaart nears: new public transport pass now on sale at all Primera stores

The new OV-pass is now available for purchase at all 550 Primera stores across the Netherlands, establishing a national physical retail network for the OVpay system. This rollout marks a significant step toward phasing out the current OV-chipkaart, which is scheduled to be completely discontinued by the end of 2027.

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