Articles in the Ticketing Category
Posted in Platforms, RFID, Ticketing, UK on 2 May 2006
Rhys Blakely (Times online) explains that the Transport for London (TfL) have ambitious plans to extend the use of their Oyster card to other types of purchases (small items such as newspapers).
However, they “admitted that technical and financial partners had not yet provided an acceptable blueprint that would make the system acceptable to retailers without [...]
Posted in General, Platforms, SMS, Ticketing on 24 March 2006
Des badges péages virtuels pour autoroute peuvent être achetés par mobile en envoyant un SMS, ce service est à la disposition des abonnés des opérateurs mobiles Pannon et T-Mobile en Hongrie.Valable quatre jours, l’insigne D1 peut être acheté facilement de n’importe quel endroit et en envoyant un SMS. Source cellular-news.com
Original post: Services Mobiles
Posted in Platforms, RFID, Ticketing, USA on 23 March 2006
Peppercoin has presented a prototype of a contactless mass transit fare collection system at APTA Fare Collection Workshop. It enables consumers to use their existing credit or debit card as their transit pass for the first time.
Original post on: Payments News
To read more about it: Yahoo.com - Finance
Posted in Japan, NFC, Platforms, Ticketing on 18 February 2006
Jan Kuczynski reported on the Wireless World Forum that Mobile Suica was not as easy as hoped.
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Posted in RFID, Ticketing, USA on 13 February 2006
The upcoming trial by MasterCard and Citibank of PayPass card will be accpted at twenty-four New York City subway stations.
Read more on the Gotham Gazette
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Posted in Japan, NFC, Platforms, Ticketing on 3 February 2006
Rail Japan officially launched the Mobile Suica payment scheme. It is a combinaison of the Suica (contactless card) and the mobile phone. It will be used to pay transportation fares and other types of purchases.
Read more on Service Mobile: En français
Read more on Wireless Watch Japan:
1. Japan Rail Launches Mobile Wallet Phone Service
2. JR East [...]
Posted in India, SMS, Ticketing on 31 January 2006
There is a trial in Mumbai, India to test SMS local train tickets.
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