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Sydney are amateurs when it comes to overpriced, nonworking technology for tickets! Ours is $1 billion and 15 months behind schedule. For that price we could abolish all the machines and hire conductors for ten years, and have some change to buy a few more trains. "But what about after ten years?" Well, we change our ticketing systems every 5-10 years anyway... in the early 1990s we had "scratchies", then we had the stupid "validate your ticket" things, and now this one.
I spent a couple of months working for ERG, many years ago.
That was one contract I was very keen not to renew - amateurs...