Government commits to national ticketing solution

Government commits to national ticketing solution
Buses in Canterbury will need to be fitted with new card readers before the launch of the national ticketing solution in the second half of 2024. (Image: ECan)
Oliver Lewis
The new government is committed to a national ticketing solution for public transport, the transport minister says, with the service due to roll out in Canterbury this year.In October 2022, the Labour government announced the New Zealand Transport Agency/Waka Kotahi had entered into a contract with multi-national technology company Cubic to provide, configure and operate a ticketing solution, including a nationwide transport card and the ability for users to pay with credit/debit cards.The value of the contract was $474.2 million, according to...

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