Mr Thant wrote:
On 6 May, 20:15, Boltar wrote:
For the small amount of people who'd still buy a paper ticket

What makes you think the number would still be small if there was
price parity?

When the Luas trams were introduced in Dublin a lot more people were
buying daily single tickets than had been expected. This meant things
like emptying the ticket machines was costing more than planned, plus
queues were forming.

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Arthur Figgis Surrey, UK