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5 Electronic fare payment systems have had a transformative impact on transit services in the United States. The advent of these fare systems in the 1990s by the New York City Transit agency (NYCT)
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6 work differs from previous studies in that it describes the state of the practice on multimodal and multiagency implementations of regional fare payment systems. The literature review was challenging because there are new and emerging payment technologies not only for transit but for the way consumers pay for all goods and services.
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7 Chapter four: Integrated Fare Policies and Sales in a Multimodal Environment provides insight into modes, fare products, media, and integration strategies used by multiagency EFPS. The chapter summarizes the literature and survey responses, and discusses sales channels deployed by survey respondents to sell media and products.
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