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#通行线·轨交#【上海地铁景洪路站启用站内换乘】上海市域机场线与15号线景洪路站地下临时换乘通道完成改造施工，7月5日起投入试运行，15号线景洪路站3号口将同步临时关闭。

继中春路站之后，景洪路站将成为上海第二座实现市域线与地铁线“一票换乘”的车站。因此换乘开通后，线网中部分区间将同时出现包含时间更短的市域线“快速路径”，以及全地铁的“普通路径”，系统将根据实际用时自动选择路径进行计费。

使用交通卡、手机乘车码、银行卡闪付等支付方式时，系统将自动判定并扣费。如果是售票机上买票，则需要乘客自行选择，而一日票、三日票等特殊票种不可乘坐市域线，误用需补差价。那么大家如何看待新的票价方案呢？评论区和通通分享一下吧~

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