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On 14/01/13 17:10, Roland Perry wrote:
Out in the provinces the existence of "all day" tickets (typically around £4) means people only have to pay once, and combine that with an "exact change only" policy and it's quicker overall than having people fumbling in their purses to find their bus pass. Unfortunately my job is moving to Swindon, where apparently many of the buses are "exact change only". I thought that sort of thing had gone out 30 years ago. It makes me very reluctant to use the buses because I can't be sure of having the correct fare, especially if I have no idea what the fare would be and the only way to find out the fare seems is to get on a bus and ask. This is extremely unfriendly to passengers. Roger |
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