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![]() "Mizter T" wrote in message ... On 02/01/2014 19:02, Phil wrote: Mizter T writes: On 02/01/2014 16:24, tim...... wrote: [snip] If TfL are expecting your average foreign tourist to start paying for tickets using "pay wave" credit cards I think that they are tilting at windmills You only have to look at the number of suitably "qualified" individuals who don't go through the self service passport check (at no risk and sometimes considerable time cost) to see how "frightened" the average person is of such technology They might not have a chipped passport yet. (Or have no passport - the gates don't work with Euro national identity cards.) Can't be many non-chip UK passports left now. British passports with chips were introduced in March 2006, according to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometric_passport#Countries_using_biometric_passp orts So another two years and two months before the last non-chipped British passports expire actually it would be 2 years and 11 months if you renewed a pp with 9 months still to go in March 2006 But it's even worse that that because whilst they started to introduce then in March they didn't issue 100% as chipped for sever months Mine issued in May 2006 (expires in Nov) doesn't have a chip tim |
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