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Laurence Payne wrote:
Oyster cards are excellent, although I accept that technically they're regarded as proprietary, and as such there are a lot of issues/concerns with the TOCs about their use. Could you try that again in English please?\ It was. What could you not understand from the above text? To clarify; the cards apparently aren't 'industry standard' and as such are seen as proprietary. This can cause problems in the future, with other examples being the Countdown system used on the buses. Great to begin with, and be one of the first, but very quickly it's obsolete and incompatible with new technology. TOCs have expressed concerns about Oyster, although there are perhaps many other reasons for not taking Oyster on - and some may well be due to their peceived losses in revenue. I don't claim to know what all these issues are. Finally, I think they're excellent. Hence me saying that from the outset. Is that clear now? Jonathan |
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