08-08-2012, 10:34 | #101 |
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Its the NOT_FOUND 409 >> issue
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08-08-2012, 11:07 | #102 |
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Cool, great to get some publicity on it.
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26-08-2012, 20:56 | #103 |
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Are we any closer to having Ramblers on the Leap?
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27-08-2012, 12:24 | #104 |
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I tagged on at Hueston yesterday but then tagged off when I couldn't get on a tram there (due to Tall Ships, I guess). I got charged 1.45 even though I didn't actually travel anywhere. I rang up Luas customer care and they are sending out a cheque for 1.45.
2 things wrong here 1. surely I should not have been charged at all? 2. refund by cheque - it should be going straight back onto the card. |
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We have discussed this with Luas/RPA/ITS/NTA (yes even we don't know who they work for at this stage) and they don't want to enable to transaction cancellation feature
There are some good usability reasons which don't apply to Irish Rail (turnstiles in and out sides are programmed differently) The direct card refund issue has been raised, phase 2 of Leap should solve that
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Student travelcards issued for the 2012-2013 year have a leap NFC chip and can be used for epurse travel.
Loading of weekly/monthly tickets will available in 2013
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02-09-2012, 20:12 | #107 |
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I notice that when my young son uses his leap card on the Dart (usually at weekends) it invariably charges him a 60c fare. This is about a 60% discount to the normal child fare. Adult fares are only discounted about 15%. Why the difference?
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02-09-2012, 22:18 | #108 |
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That is the DART schoolchild fare that is applicable during school hours, including, I think, Saturday mornings. However, this is different: http://www.irishrail.ie/index.jsp?p=...42#Schoolchild
Strictly speaking, it is meant for children in school uniform, but a ticket gate can't check that.
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Effectively the rules are if in school term Mon-Fri (up until sometime after 16:30) and before 13:30 Saturday the card charges schoolchild fares
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If the intention was to have some time dependent dual pricing strategy on one card, then I don't think it's working.
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23-10-2012, 16:44 | #112 |
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Any further information on updates coming to the Leap card? I seen the functionality to activate auto top-up on the Leap site a few weeks ago. Presumably that function was being tested.
How early in 2013 are we expecting to see product tickets on the Leap card. Dublin Buses website still suggests tickets are due in 2012 but I take it that isn't correct? |
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First non-60c fare recorded recently. That'll teach me to raise it here! At least IR will raise some much needed extra funds.
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09-11-2012, 09:11 | #114 |
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During school hours lower fares apply during term time
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Is there any more up to date info regarding the Leap Card and it's developments? Dublin Bus capping testing has apparently commenced, is there a schedule for expected implementation of features. Also are we close to having product tickets available on the card? Thanks for any info!
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They've been doing internal testing on some buses for about a month - for ordinary users it will state "CAP:€10,000.00" or similar on buses where it is active. They've haven't asked us to test anything yet.
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23-04-2013, 14:26 | #118 |
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I noticed on Summerhill based routes, readers having District 45 written on them. Tickets seem to respond differently than before. Thanks for the info lads! I see on their twitter the other day they expect to have Student Tickets on the Student Leap by Autumn '13? Ambitious?
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Leap Card Auto Top-Up trial
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Yeah, I might give this one a miss
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