港铁MTR自3月22日起支持交通联合由2025年3月22日起，持「全国交通一卡通」的乘客，可在附有「交通联合」标志的闸机于「八达通读写器」上拍卡进出闸乘坐港铁重铁网络（不适用于机场快线、轻铁、港铁巴士、港铁接驳巴士及东铁线头等），使用香港以外城市发行的「全国交通一卡通」乘坐港铁，车费与成人八达通的车费相同，并以人民币汇率兑换港币结算。旅客抵港前须预先为「全国交通一卡通」充值并确保于乘搭港铁前有不少于人民币50元的余额，否则不能进闸。MTR官网📮投稿 ☘️频道 🌸聊天

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港铁MTR自3月22日起支持交通联合

由2025年3月22日起，持「全国交通一卡通」的乘客，可在附有「交通联合」标志的闸机于「八达通读写器」上拍卡进出闸乘坐港铁重铁网络（不适用于机场快线、轻铁、港铁巴士、港铁接驳巴士及东铁线头等），使用香港以外城市发行的「全国交通一卡通」乘坐港铁，车费与成人八达通的车费相同，并以人民币汇率兑换港币结算。

旅客抵港前须预先为「全国交通一卡通」充值并确保于乘搭港铁前有不少于人民币50元的余额，否则不能进闸。

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