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![]() On 21/11/2013 20:59, Neil Williams wrote: On Thu, 21 Nov 2013 15:18:33 +0000, Mizter T wrote: As I said earlier, I think CPCs will likely change the ticketing picture significantly, but they're certainly not some magic solve-all solve-all I wonder if the Tube sans ticket offices proposal is perhaps a bit before its time I think it's about 15 years after its time. City transport networks need simple, automated ticketing. Ticket offices are for the mainline - and TBH I see a reduced need for them there as well - better to have them out showing how to use the machine next time. The reason why I said that is because contactless cards are still somewhat new on the scene, and there are still many with a (standard) UK bank account who don't have them yet. If the 'close the Tube ticket offices' plan is predicated on widespread CPC usage, then holding a CPC also needs to be widespread. That said, the picture will inevitably change over the next year and a half. |
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