A “pendlerkort” is a commuter card, where you pay a fixed amount pr. month to get unlimited travel between two destination, so it depends on where you’re traveling, how often etc. You should probably find an online calculator or maybe visit a help center at a train station.
The other cards are your standard travel cards, for occasional travel and then there is a combination, if you use both, but don’t want to bother with two different card. I don’t really see a reason not to use the combination, if you’re going to get a “pendlerkort” anyway, but maybe I’m missing something.
Edit: Oh and I forgot to say that you get a discount on assigned seating as a commuter. 10 dkk instead of 30 dkk, so if it’s a longer commute, that can also be an important factor.
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A “pendlerkort” is a commuter card, where you pay a fixed amount pr. month to get unlimited travel between two destination, so it depends on where you’re traveling, how often etc. You should probably find an online calculator or maybe visit a help center at a train station.
The other cards are your standard travel cards, for occasional travel and then there is a combination, if you use both, but don’t want to bother with two different card. I don’t really see a reason not to use the combination, if you’re going to get a “pendlerkort” anyway, but maybe I’m missing something.
Edit: Oh and I forgot to say that you get a discount on assigned seating as a commuter. 10 dkk instead of 30 dkk, so if it’s a longer commute, that can also be an important factor.
https://dinoffentligetransport.dk/find-og-koeb-billet/billetguide/
Not sure if it is English but this guide compare all possible options depending on how much you travel.
Pendler. But you might as well just get it on your phone via the DOT (or similiar in other parts of denmark) App
I would say either child or bike