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Drivers also face violence for enforcing fares (however many agencies now ask them not to because of this). Handling cash adds a huge cost as well in addition
by stephencoyner 5y ago
Drivers also face violence for enforcing fares (however many agencies now ask them not to because of this).
Handling cash adds a huge cost as well in addition to the electronic systems.
Lots of friction across the board
- Raed667 5y agoIn the town I live (Nice, FR) the drivers don't enforce fares. You can completely bypass them and they won't look twice at you. However, there are "control" squads, basically a large group of +6 feet guys in uniform that will randomly hop on tramways, trains, buses and do ticket checks.
- Mordisquitos 5y ago> +6 feet guys in uniform that will randomly hop on tramways I know I'm adding nothing to the discussion, but I couldn't stop myself from giggling at alternative interpretations of this fragment.
- Zababa 5y agoExactly the same in Lyon but the control squads are more around 5'6. Edit: a ticket is around 2€ and can be used for an hour as much as you want, and then you can finish the last "trip" you started in the hour. The fine for not having a ticket validated is 60€.
- Raed667 5y agoMust be the mediterranean weather /s
- SilverRed 5y agoAt least where I am, they don't accept cash (you must pay for credit before boarding) and they don't enforce tickets. Separate ticket inspectors go around checking tickets.