Future Ticketing Strategy for Public Transport - NFC Research Lab

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Innovative ways to update Oyster• Off System Sales – Telesales & Internet Web orders• Oyster card is mailed to Registered Address• Ad-hoc Top up of Period Ticket & PAYG value• Nominate Station to pick up at Gate / Validator• Order by 2300 collect from 0600 next morning• Auto Top up of PAYG on Tube and Bus. Add £20 or £40 whenvalue goes below £5• More Self Service machines at Ticket Offices
Latest Oyster In<strong>for</strong>mation• Over 17 million cards have been used• Over 5.5 million cards used each month but not same cards• Extra 300 / 400,000 month - Mainly new PAYG users• Over 73% journeys on Oyster on Tube and Bus• Different usage profiles on Weekday versus Saturday andSunday - Business - Education - Leisure – Tourism - Through• Still take cash on most bus routes• Expanding retail network to 4000 using small EPoS terminals• Still have queues <strong>for</strong> new users on Oyster & Magnetic customersnear National Rail stations• Expect in 2009 that Train Operators will support PAYG travel• Expect in 2010 that first Train Operator will issue ITSO cards
Page 3 and 4: What is Transport for London?Transp
Page 5: Travel in London• London’s buse
Page 8 and 9: The initial scope of PrestigeASSETS
Page 10 and 11: Pay as You Go - Proposition• Can
Page 15 and 16: Oyster Web•Ad-hoc Top up•Auto L
Page 17 and 18: Barclays Oyster Card project• Dea
Page 19 and 20: TfL’s Strategic Goals & Delivery
Page 21 and 22: Future Ticketing Project (1)• Exa
Page 23 and 24: Where does NFC fit in (1)• Gainin
Page 25 and 26: TfL Other NFC Trial• TfL pilot un
Page 27 and 28: Where does NFC fit in (3)• TfL ne
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