<A HREF="http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/tenyearplan/pdf/fares.pdf">The upgrading of Transperth�s ticketing equipment will lead to the introduction of multi-purpose smartcards, which could raise the level of pre-sold tickets to more than 65%.</A> -- Anonymous

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W.A. State budget PDFTenders will be issued to enable a �smartcard� based ticketing system to replace the current magnetic card ticket (NT)	The major metropolitan transport projects to be undertaken in 2002-03 include the continued development of the smartcard ticketing system.:	Saturday, March 01, 07:35:04am

Subject: The upgrading of Transperth�s ticketing equipment will lead to the introduction of multi-purpose smartcards, which could raise the level of pre-sold tickets to more than 65%.
Author: No name	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: Saturday, March 01, 07:27:58am In reply to: 's message, "Perth tender lodged 29/11/02." on Wednesday, December 25, 08:35:31pm [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]