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The Kings Ferry adopts m-tickets

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Published: 30 May 2017
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The Kings Ferry has introduced m-ticketing to its commuter services, in partnership with Mobile Onboard.

New mTicketr hardware on board The Kings Ferry’s vehicles

The system brings mobile ticketing and e-ticketing to the company, with rapid barcode validation of mobile tickets onboard the vehicles. The system was specially developed by Mobile Onboard, powered by its MyMobileTickets platform and using its mTicketr smart ETMs on board.

Mobile Onboard’s Corbin Adler says: “Barcode validation of mobile tickets on buses and coaches is becoming a more common requirement from transport operators.

“The Kings Ferry recognises the value of the data collected on-board as well as the extra revenue protection it provides.

“The new solution showcases their vision to lead the way in providing a better service to commuters while getting data that enables them to improve their commuter services into London.”

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