INIT - Ticket Machines

[John]

No. Just tap it. No ticket issued, price is capped at daysaver price after 2nd bus

[CL]

can i ask i will going to brum next week and will be paying by debit card do you the same ask swift PAYG and hold it until the driver issue the ticket?

I might and have misted the posting on this if so sorry

Contactless cards automatically charge £2.40 for an adult single. Any additional journeys are capped at £4 I believe. Rest assured, you'll never be paying more than a standard daysaver. An almost identical concept to the contactless scheme in London, with the exceptions of difference prices is all.

Ah, beat me to it, John! :P

[Jay]

thank you guys

[Tony]

can i ask i will going to brum next week and will be paying by debit card do you the same ask swift PAYG and hold it until the driver issue the ticket?

I might and have misted the posting on this if so sorry

No tickets, just tap and travel

[Jay]

No tickets, just tap and travel

thank Tony

[Tony]

If the first bus you catch is before 09:30 Monday to Friday it will charge you £2.40 for the first journey, £2.20 for the second and nothing after that.

If you first journey is after 09:30 or anytime on a Saturday or Sunday it will charge you £1.60 for the second bus.

[Mike K]

If the first bus you catch is before 09:30 Monday to Friday it will charge you £2.40 for the first journey, £2.20 for the second and nothing after that.

If you first journey is after 09:30 or anytime on a Saturday or Sunday it will charge you £1.60 for the second bus.

I've started using contactless this week and it works as you describe above. On one day though, my bank account shows 3 payments, one for £2.40, one for £1.60 and a third for £60p. It all adds up to no more than £4.60 a day though, so all good. It's a very good system and will certainly help prevent holes in your pockets from carrying around loads of spare change.

[Jay]

I've started using contactless this week and it works as you describe above. On one day though, my bank account shows 3 payments, one for £2.40, one for £1.60 and a third for £60p. It all adds up to no more than £4.60 a day though, so all good. It's a very good system and will certainly help prevent holes in your pockets from carrying around loads of spare change.

Hi Mike

this is way i don't carry any cash anymore and used swift card but it better now with this new system

[Straightlines]

No tickets, just tap and travel

How does this work if someone requires a receipt?

I understand Contactless is not always immediate showing on a bank statement.

[Jay]

How does this work if someone requires a receipt?

I understand Contactless is not always immediate showing on a bank statement.

but it will show in the pending part on your account (if you look on the internet banking or cash point) it same if you would by something in the shop or online

[Tony]

but it will show in the pending part on your account (if you look on the internet banking or cash point) it same if you would by something in the shop or online

The TfL journeys I made yesterday still aren't in my pending

[Straightlines]

The TfL journeys I made yesterday still aren't in my pending

Most things I purchase using Contactless take a few days to appear in my pending too...

[Jay]

The TfL journeys I made yesterday still aren't in my pending

all my contactless payments that i have made show up on my banking app but it might be different from bank to bank

[Dom]

How does this work if someone requires a receipt?

I understand Contactless is not always immediate showing on a bank statement.

On the NX website in the Contactless section.  Enter details of card used and it shows date, amount charged, service and boarding point.

[V89MOA]

Anyone noticed anything different about today's tickets yet? ⚽