Sentence examples for ticketing scheme from inspiring English sources

Of course, the Locog ticketing scheme was a shambles.

The show's producers are clearly keen to ensure that teenagers keep booking: when Spring Awakening comes into the West End, a special ticketing scheme will allow 15-19-year-olds 15-19-year-olds 15-19-year-olds 15-19-year-olds

It was heartening to see the hall full of children as part of the BBC Philharmonic's family ticketing scheme, and encouraging to think that Witold Lutosławski's Symphonic Variations will be the first live experience of classical music many in the audience will have heard.

"It is proving incredibly difficult to orchestrate that with 30 bus operators, six rail operators – we can do it for the tram because we own it – but trying to have a ubiquitous, simple ticketing scheme at a price people can afford is not easy," Lamonte said.

In the West Midlands, nearly 30 operators are already part of the Swift smart multi-operating ticketing scheme.

A new smart ticketing scheme will be available on school transport routes in East Lothian, Argyll and Bute and Western Isles local authority areas.

Similar ticketing schemes have been trialled in the UK, and rolled out in Australia, Brazil, India, Japan, the US, and elsewhere, as police forces look at new ways to build trust within communities.

It suggests that other solutions could include new ticketing schemes, which could be linked to smart technology, or providing passengers with better information on which are the busiest services and train carriages.

Thornton said the Liberal Democrats wanted to see integrated transport systems in cities, enabled by smart ticketing schemes, which could also allow for variable fares for groups such as 16-21-year-olds 16-21-year-olds 16-21-year-olds 16-21-year-olds

"Our move will give nearly 20,000 more supporters the chance to experience our fantastic product on a regular basis, and the foundations of that work have already started with the effort we have put in across our ticketing schemes".

A whole range of moves to shake up Scotland's public transport network are under way, with ministers proposing reforms to bus travel, low-emission zones in cities, a ban on parking on pavements and improvements to smart ticketing schemes.