The Age: E-tag in fast laneTransurban, owners of Victoria's City Link project, and ERG, the developers of Melbourne's late Sydney is currently looking at adapting ERG smartcard technology to its public transport network -- Anonymous

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Subject: The Age: E-tag in fast laneTransurban, owners of Victoria's City Link project, and ERG, the developers of Melbourne's late Sydney is currently looking at adapting ERG smartcard technology to its public transport network

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Date Posted: Friday, May 16, 09:53:01pm
In reply to: Transurban ERG alliance agreement May 2001 (NRMA-1 week before) 's message, "Recent deveopments behind e-Tag--ERG SMH 18/1/03--Official launch 20/1/03" on Saturday, January 18, 09:14:58pm

http://www.theage.com.au/business/2001/05/28/FFXN9ZZO7NC.html
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The Age: E-tag in fast lane
Transurban, owners of Victoria's City Link project, and ERG, the developers of Melbourne's late Sydney is currently looking at adapting ERG smartcard technology to its public transport network
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Shepherd quits Transit Authority Recently appointed ERG chairman Tony Shepherd has resigned as a director of the NSW State Transit Authority amid a growing furore over his links to the smartcard ticketing specialist. The Australian Financial Review 15/05/2003 Friday, May 16, 09:56:59pm

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Shepherd quits Transit Authority Recently appointed ERG chairman Tony Shepherd has resigned as a director of the NSW State Transit Authority amid a growing furore over his links to the smartcard ticketing specialist.	The Australian Financial Review 15/05/2003	Friday, May 16, 09:56:59pm