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Region of Waterloo will receive over $341m in funding for public transit
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(03-18-2018, 02:02 PM)Viewfromthe42 Wrote: This is where the region would do really well to have a convertible EasyGO pass, one where if you tap in a day enough to pay for a day pass, it only takes the remaining difference from your card and treats your card as a day pass (instead of single ride fare/transfer time). Similarly, in a month if you were to spend the full value of a monthly pass, it takes only the remaining difference and for the rest of the month, your card is treated as a monthly pass. That way you don't have to have the money up front. A college student could use the card day-by-day, eventually having it convert up into a monthly pass to prevent them overspending, and if they went up to the $292 in Sep-Dec time period, it would become a semester pass. Removes so many barriers to adoption, and disproportionately helps those most in need.

That seems like a good idea ... are there other transit systems that have implemented something similar?
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RE: Region of Waterloo will receive over $341m in funding for public transit - by tomh009 - 03-18-2018, 02:09 PM

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