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25/01/2013
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In the distant future the residents of the city of São Paulo may be able to pay for bus fares without the Single Ticket or cash. Simply use a mobile device.
The idea is under consideration by the São Paulo Transportation (SPTrans) since December, according to O Estado de S. Paulo, but there is still a long way to go before it gets to be implemented. That's because it would be necessary to develop an entire technological chain to make the system into operation.
Coach Jose Aécio de Souza, the Supervision Service and Marketing of SPTrans, signs a document published last month in assessing be necessary to make an ecosystem that unites Prefecture, phone manufacturers, telecom operators and banks.
Souza acknowledges that the idea may be complicated, but it is possible to be performed, little by little, and that their development is as viable as was the adoption of prepaid telephony in the country "Remember that at the beginning of mobile telephony in Brazil, did not exist, "he wrote, noting that the actual Single Ticket, 2004, was a development in the city.
Source: Digital Look - Uol
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