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Danish national ticketing agency, RKRP, has launched a replacement closed-loop card for riders who cannot or will not use its national pay-as-you-go app. The agency plans an aggressive retirement schedule for its long-established closed-loop card, Rejsekort.
Adoption of Denmark’s PAYG app accounted for 66.8%, or two-thirds, of total trips on or as of Feb. 1, an RKRP spokeswoman told Mobility Payments. The could be a one-day or one-week high point of usage and does not include commuter trips with the app.
• RKRP (Denmark)
• Idemia
• Prodata Mobility
Denmark’s national transport ticketing agency, Rejsekort & Rejseplan, has introduced its new physical fare card that will replace its aging Mifare Classic transport card and complement its high-profile national mobile-ticketing service.
The ticketing agency, RKRP, is following an aggressive schedule to retire the long-established and expensive-to-maintain national closed-loop card. It’s planning to end the nearly
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