Government inks deal on national ticketing service
New regime will introduce contactless payments for buses, trains, ferries nationwide.
Michael Wood.
Nicholas Pointon
Fri, 21 Oct 2022
Public transport users will be able to use their debit cards or mobile phones to pay for transport fares anywhere in the country from 2026 – 10 years since the scheme was first proposed.
Waka Kotahi signed a 15-year partnership agreement with global transport payments firm Cubic at Britomart
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Nicholas Pointon
Fri, 21 Oct 2022
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