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OPERATORS AND PASSENGERS WILL REAP THE BENEFITS

Gerard Najman

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The article looks at the development in contactless fare payment technology that is taking over from magnetic tickets in automatic fare collection. The system is expected to bring considerable savings for operators while making urban transit a more accessible experience for passengers.

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The article looks at the development in contactless fare payment technology that is taking over from magnetic tickets in automatic fare collection. The system is expected to bring considerable savings for operators while making urban transit a more accessible experience for passengers.

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The article looks at the development in contactless fare payment technology that is taking over from magnetic tickets in automatic fare collection. The system is expected to bring considerable savings for operators while making urban transit a more accessible experience for passengers.

Key concepts: Payment, Transport engineering, Transit (satellite), Business, Telecommunications, Transit system, Public transport, Light rail transit

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