Opal card replacement delayed by two years as bidding stalls in $568m upgrade
About 22,000 electronic Opal readers on buses and at train stations, light rail stops and ferry wharves will have to be replaced.
Source: brisbanetimes.com.au
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About 22,000 electronic Opal readers on buses and at train stations, light rail stops and ferry wharves will have to be replaced.
Last month, the Sun-Herald reported 86 cards from the original Opal launch were still in use today. Dozens of readers wanted to know if theirs was one of them.
As plans to digitise transit card take shape.
Opal Plus works to streamline services like rideshare, ebike rental, taxi rides and parking.
All-in-one transport subscription also planned.