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Ontarian1976
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A streetcar I was on was delayed today because the driver and one of the boarding passengers got into an argument about how much money she had put into the box. Why, in 2006, do they still have fareboxes that force the drivers to try to count the money manually? I can remember even Mississauga Transit having electronic fareboxes in the early 90s, maybe even the late 80s. If someone drops a bunch of nickels into the box, how is the driver supposed to count it just by sight? Is this just a case of TTC being cheap, or is there an actual reason for it?