Re: Metcard Private Ticket Inspectors

["Roderick Smith" <rodsmith@werple.net.au>]

Because Melbourne's rules are amongst the world's worst: customers are
expected to wear the inconvenience and workload of a shoddy design, far
from world best practice.
To create a customer-friendly system:
* All machines should sell all ticket types..
* All selling points (including on trams) should have note-accepting
machines.
* Note-accepting machines should be able to give change for any ticket type
from at least $20, preferably $50, as $50s are what bank atms dispense.

Once a ticket is valid, it should never need to be 'revalidated'.

-- 
Regards
Roderick Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

David Proctor <daproc.spambait@umpires.com> wrote in article 
> Heaven forbid that you follow the rules. Why would employing people to
> ensure that the rules are followed "force you onto the roads"? Follow the
> rules and the "Gestapo" won't be able to bother you.
>     John Wayman wrote in message <365b5974.0@139.134.5.33>...
>     Or is it a method of forcing us onto the roads and to use City Link
to
> commute to work?