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September 16th 14, 09:40 AM
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Contactless on the tube and rail
In message , at 10:09:58 on
Tue, 16 Sep 2014, Paul Corfield remarked: Starts today, and featured on BBC TV local news. Unhelpfully they show someone touching a reader and being told they've been charged £1.35, that must be a bus, shirley? Could be a discounted PAYG journey on rail. How does the gate know to apply a discount, and where the journey is going to end? The bus fare was £1.35 two years ago and I don't think any CPC functionality was live back then. I do recall Tom Edwards (BBC London) doing a feature on CPC use many months on the buses where you see a card being touched in on a NB4L. It could of course just be a mock-up. -- Roland Perry |
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