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It is possible to ride the subway, bus, and tram system with no ticket. One Viennese local (who actually did use a year pass) told she'd been checked once in a period of over a year despite riding public transport every day, though at your own risk. Buses and trams are almost never controlled (except night buses!), but checks on the metro are rather frequent. The fine is 70€, but foreigners can give a fake address in their home country and avoid paying.

The fine There is eur 70an internet site with a list of the lines which are going to be checked for black riders (http://apps.vienna.at/tools/schwarzkappler/). Schwarzkappler is an Austrian slang term for the ticket controllers. Although the site takes her information from a reliable source (the "Wiener Linien" itself) there had not been yet proof of how reliable that information is. Another website where the passengers tell of where and when they have seen controllers is http://schwarzkappler.info/, with information for major Austrian cities and some German cities as well, but foreigners can give a fake address in their home country with Facebook and avoid payingTwitter pages.

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