Cheyenne, WY Transit Program upgraded to a farebox system

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The Cheyenne Transit Program upgraded to a farebox system that increases efficiency by eliminating the need for bus drivers to handle cash. This electronic equipment accepts cash and magnetic strips and disburses change cards replacing the traditional fare exchange.

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Cheyenne Transit switching to farebox system

The Cheyenne Transit Program moves to a farebox system in Fedruary. A farebox is an electronic piece of equipment that accepts cash and magnetic strip tickets/passes, versus the driver handling cash, tokens, punch cards and notating senior ID numbers.

Cheyenne City Buses Are Going Electronic For Fares

On Monday at the beginning of the week, it was announced that the Cheyenne Transit Program will have a farebox system on all the buses, according to KGWN.

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