I'm visiting Toulouse and need to understand my public transport options. What is the price of a single ticket and what daily pass options are available for tourists, along with their prices? Additionally, how can I purchase tickets, both physically and using my smartphone? Finally, identify the Tisséo agency closest to the city center (e.g., near Capitole or Jean Jaurès metro stations), provide its operating hours, and mention which metro lines serve it.
Navigate to 'https://www.tisseo.fr/'. Accept any cookie consent banners if they appear. Navigate to the 'Les tarifs' section. Find and record the price of a single ticket ('Ticket 1 déplacement'). Find and record the prices for daily pass options (e.g., 'Ticket Journée' or 'Pass Journée'). Under 'Les tarifs', navigate to the 'Où acheter ?' section. Identify the different methods for purchasing tickets, including physical sales points and smartphone options. Navigate to the 'En agence' page. From the list of agencies, identify the one most centrally located (e.g., Jean Jaurès or Marengo-SNCF, as they are major metro hubs). Extract the operating hours and the metro lines serving the identified central agency. Synthesize all collected information regarding single ticket price, daily pass options and prices, purchase methods, and details of the identified central agency.
The agent successfully navigates to 'https://www.tisseo.fr/'. The agent states the price of a single ticket as €1.80. The agent states the price of a 1-day pass as €6.90 and a 3-day pass as €13.80. The agent identifies that tickets can be purchased physically (e.g., in agencies, at automatic distributors, or other points of sale) and via smartphone application (Tisséo app). The agent identifies 'Jean Jaurès' (or 'Marengo-SNCF') as a central Tisséo agency. The agent states the operating hours for Jean Jaurès as 'du lundi au vendredi de 7h00 à 19h00 et le samedi de 9h00 à 18h00'. The agent states that Jean Jaurès is served by Metro Lines A and B.