German mass transit goes ticketless
By Rhea Wessel
If Joe had an electronic ticket that calculated fares only for the rides he took, he would have about €50 more to spend on a London theater ticket. Creating a more user-friendly and profitable local transit system is one of the goals of a recent project sponsored by the German Mass Transit Association, the Verband Deutscher Verkehrsunternehmen (VDV) with the support of the federal government.
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