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Quite possibly - refer to my post above about the government saving squillions by keeping this simple and buying off the shelf.Nathan wrote:If that's the case then, and I have to carry both a 2 section card and a normal card, if both cards are in my wallet and I pass it over the machine won't both cards then be docked?
No, it will not read more than one 'smart' card at once. /facepalmNathan wrote:If that's the case then, and I have to carry both a 2 section card and a normal card, if both cards are in my wallet and I pass it over the machine won't both cards then be docked?
How is that a facepalm? If two different cards are placed together and swiped over, I think it's quite a legitimate question to ask if they'll both be charged a trip. If not both, then which one?Tonsley213 wrote:No, it will not read more than one 'smart' card at once. /facepalmNathan wrote:If that's the case then, and I have to carry both a 2 section card and a normal card, if both cards are in my wallet and I pass it over the machine won't both cards then be docked?
Removing much of the convenience of an NFC smart card. I may as well use an ordinary metroticket in that case, they'll at least take up less room in my wallet.Hooligan wrote:Here's a crazy idea, take it out of your wallet and scan it.
Nobody is making you use a MetroCard. Use a Metroticket and stop f***ing complaining about something that is not a problem.Nathan wrote:Removing much of the convenience of an NFC smart card. I may as well use an ordinary metroticket in that case, they'll at least take up less room in my wallet.Hooligan wrote:Here's a crazy idea, take it out of your wallet and scan it.
wow, baha.Tonsley213 wrote:Nobody is making you use a MetroCard. Use a Metroticket and stop f***ing complaining about something that is not a problem.Nathan wrote:Removing much of the convenience of an NFC smart card. I may as well use an ordinary metroticket in that case, they'll at least take up less room in my wallet.Hooligan wrote:Here's a crazy idea, take it out of your wallet and scan it.
Dear metrocard trial participants,
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Because the government has purchased an off the shelf system and kept it simple.Nathan wrote:How about a more serious solution? Have people wanting 2 sections tap off (so that it knows you're within the 2 section distance). If you don't tap off, it defaults to your normal 2hr fare.
My idea was better because the more you thrust your hips, the better your life is.Nathan wrote:How about a more serious solution? Have people wanting 2 sections tap off (so that it knows you're within the 2 section distance). If you don't tap off, it defaults to your normal 2hr fare.