Wallsendmag
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We were the only TOC still using it and one of our suppliers wanted an stupid amount to continue them ans as they served no purpose we stopped
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PRT is moving to a smaller format and yes focus groups were involved , remember PRT has been around for the best part of 10 years.understood, although in the first post I make that point and suggest that the valid until date could easily fit underneath the Aztec code. There is so much free space.
A few people have suggested that not everything would fit on a credit card sized ticket.
I understand this point of view.
But the railway is already printing full Aztec codes in a way that they would fit on a credit card size ticket, and all the other information could fit on it too, if just the valid until date were moved to beneath the Aztec code.
I’m happy to leave this here, but just to conclude – my question was simply raised because I felt able to fold my ticket in such a way that everything needed to be seen could fit into a credit card size ticket.
Agreed not the valid until date, but there is enough free space for this to appear beneath the Aztec code.
Nothing I’ve seen above explains to me why this couldn’t be offered on a credit size ticket for the passenger benefit.
The Aztec code on my ticket scanned repeatedly successfully
I also wondered if any focus groups had been consulted as to whether there was specifically a passenger desire for PRT tickets to be larger than credit card sized.
Thank you for all your input, it’s all been interesting.