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![]() Does anyone know what percentage of revenue from these machines merely covers overheads? By overheads, I am thinking of: i) Purchase/leasing and installation (depreciated over the estimated life of the machine). ii) Electricity iii) Consumables (parts, paper for tickets etc). iv) Repairs/fixing vandalism v) Paying a team of people to drive around London in 20mpg top-of-the-range Ford Focus estate cars to empty them vi) Fraud (attaching devices etc to empty the machines of cash). vii) Cleaning The machines have very limited functionality (single trip tickets, one day bus passes and that's it) so are not well used IMX. If TfL were commercially aware, they could have added Travelcard functionality and the ability to pay by credit/debit card, but they aren't so they didn't. Chris |
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