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bicycle hire scheme. A similar proposal had previously been rejected by the incumbent Labor government in
January 2012. From November 2012, CityCycle subscribers can link a go card account to a CityCycle account, which also operates on a smart-card based system. However, the current integration does
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Card readers are installed on each bus and ferry operating within the
Translink network. On the Queensland Rail network, card readers are located at each train station, rather than on each train and the same applies to the G:Link tram network located on the Gold Coast which have card readers located
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Peak and off-peak is used by
Translink to encourage passengers to travel during non-busy hours. Translink does this by offering discounts to passengers for travelling during off-peak hours. Peak is from 06:00 to 08:30 and 15:30 to 19:00 weekdays, except public holidays, while off-peak is from 08:30
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card online have access to an online portal to enable them to perform automatic and manual top-ups via credit card, report fare issues, maintain their details and download transaction histories. Further, the balance of registered cards can be permanently transferred to another card and the account
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cards available at 1600 South East
Queensland locations. These locations include staffed Queensland Rail station ticket offices, fare machines at busways, key bus interchanges, train stations and tram stations and on board Brisbane CityCats and CityFerries. Selected bus operators are also able to
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Translink began rollout of a $ 371.1 million Smart
Ticketing system in 2020. The solution has already being successfully trialled on the G:link network on the Gold Coast and was then fully integrated into the heavy rail network in 2023. The Smart Ticketing ecosystem consists of more than 14,000
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Corporate Events card is a ticketing solution for conference and event organisers to provide easy travel for delegates around South East
Queensland, via the Translink network. For $ 12, the card allows unlimited travel for three days across bus, train, ferry and tram services.
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card balance each time the user touches off, based on the number of zones travelled through since the first segment of the journey. On a transfer segment, the user is only charged the difference between the amount already charged and the total fare for the journey.
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Queensland Government's integrated ticketing system to improve the efficiency and convenience of public transport. In July 2003, the Queensland Government awarded the $ 134 million contract to design, build, operate and maintain the
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Users who do not "touch off" are charged a fixed amount which varies depending on the mode of travel. In the event of inadvertent error, technical faults or other excusable circumstances, penalty fares can be adjusted via the
Translink website (for registered
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card, users need to hold their card less than 10 cm away from the reader to "touch on" and do the same to "touch off" at the end of each journey or segment travelled (This includes switching between Train and Light Rail at
Helensvale Station).
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Queensland rail stations. It can also be accessed by phone or online. During the launch, Translink had staff on hand at rail stations and major bus interchanges to talk to passengers about
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stations. It could also be accessed by phone or online. As of March 2024, it was revealed that the go card would be retired in the 2029–2030 financial year once contactless payments have been fully rolled out on public transport in Queensland.
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card trips received a minimum 20% discount off paper tickets. Regular users who travel more than 10 journeys within a week received an additional discount of 50% off the price of any extra journeys.
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card was launched throughout Brisbane in February 2008. The system covers an area of 10,000 km and is available on 2,200 buses; at 153 train stations, 24 ferry wharves and 19 light rail stops.
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Adult is for use by passengers without concessions. Tertiary students, job seekers and asylum seekers will need to have an adult go card to have concession fares activated on the card.
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card offers visitors unlimited travel on any Translink bus or light rail service on the Gold Coast for just $ 1.5 a day. It can be reloaded with up to 8-day passes at any one time.
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card, in July 2006, Translink signed up around 1,000 volunteers to test out the new smartcard system in the Redcliffe area. Translink installed the new smartcard equipment in
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card users to avoid fares on buses by "touching off" at the back door after touching on at the first door, Translink confirmed that doing this would waive the fare.
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card is the most widely used ticketing product on the Translink network, representing 87% of all trips taken in the quarter ended June 2016.
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card and had to continue to use paper tickets with higher fares. In response, Translink confirmed more stations would begin selling the
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900:"Cubic Signs Contract to Deliver US$ 95 Million Smart Card-Based Ticketing System and Regional Services to Brisbane, Australia"
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convenience and fuel outlets. This made an additional 75 locations available to sell, top up and expiry change services for
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Seniors is for use by passengers who have a Queensland Seniors Card issued by the Queensland Government.
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1827:"Good news! You can now associate your CityCycle subscription to your TransLink go Card"
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launched a new dual purpose travel card for people with visual impairment.
1680:"Cubic Technology Adds More go card Sales Outlets for Brisbane Commuters"
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government if elected would consider integrating go cards with the
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1499:"New go access card gets Sunshine Coast corporate events moving"
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933:"Brisbane, Australia TransLink Begins Field Testing for Pilot"
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Authorised Officers are equipped with portable card readers.
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card fares are 30% cheaper than paper-based ticket pricing.
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Translink publishes reporting of the usage and uptake of
1002:"Integrated ticketing to revolutionise public transport"
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In March 2012, the then opposition transport spokesman,
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In January 2010, in a move to encourage the use of the
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Child is for use by children under the age of 15 years.
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expiry 12 months after the date of purchase if not used
1706:"7-Eleven will stop providing go card services in QLD"
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In March 2010, a loophole was discovered that allowed
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Originally there were 23 zones radiating out from the
1854:"Commuters can use Go Cards on CityCycle from Today"
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VITP holders are entitled to free travel across all
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cards during 2010, Translink gave away 400,000 free
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1954:Calligeros, Marissa; Conal Hanna (6 January 2010).
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Qld signs Cubic to run Go Card for three more years
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134:https://translink.com.au/tickets-and-fares/go-card
2021:"Council condemns public transport fare increase"
788:In 2008, security experts found the cloning of a
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163:network (trains, buses, light rail, ferries) in
815:card at the time. Some users could not buy the
345:As a further incentive, fare restructuring saw
338:ticketing formats have not been introduced for
322:On 4 January 2010, to encourage the use of the
2242:Public transport on the Gold Coast, Queensland
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2083:. Translink Transit Authority. Archived from
1829:. CityCycle. 29 November 2012. Archived from
1317:"Fares fair: call for Go Card caps dismissed"
597:The fare is calculated and deducted from the
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1596:"Make 8 journeys then travel for half price"
416:Go Access Vision Impaired Travel Pass (VITP)
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2201:Former ticketing systems in New South Wales
2051:"Outrage over Brisbane transport fare hike"
1797:"LNP would consider CityCycle-Go Card link"
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659:In 2014, Translink was able to expand the
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1989:"Ready to pay more for public transport?"
1447:"Vision pass boosts travel accessibility"
1209:"1,000 volunteers to test new smart card"
967:"1,000 volunteers to test new smart card"
590:For inter-modal travel, Translink allows
513:Learn how and when to remove this message
2081:"Changes to Fares and Ticketing in 2013"
1911:Department of Transport & Main Roads
1852:Calligeros, Marissa (30 November 2012).
1369:"Explore the Gold Coast with go explore"
1152:"Bay islands added to Translink islands"
1094:"Explore the Gold Coast with go explore"
629:Under the current frequent user scheme,
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1987:Calligeros, Marissa (4 January 2010).
1935:from the original on 30 September 2012
191:. The go card was launched throughout
1654:"go card ready to roll into Brisbane"
1258:from the original on 9 September 2010
1244:"Slashed fares will fight congestion"
910:from the original on 27 November 2004
872:– Sydney's smartcard ticketing system
438:services, qconnect buses in regional
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2227:Fare collection systems in Australia
2166:MyWay (Australian Capital Territory)
2138:Fare collection systems in Australia
1968:from the original on 13 January 2010
1883:TransLink Division Quarterly Reports
1864:from the original on 3 December 2012
1327:from the original on 7 December 2010
1041:. TransLink, Queensland Government.
943:from the original on 3 December 2005
495:adding citations to reliable sources
2001:from the original on 6 January 2010
1395:"Gold Coast go explore card - FAQs"
1162:from the original on 4 January 2017
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1660:from the original on 15 April 2016
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615:Brisbane central business district
450:In 2016, Translink introduced the
58:2029–2030 financial year (planned)
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1923:"Go cards 'doomed' over security"
1807:from the original on 12 July 2012
1602:from the original on 14 June 2018
1525:"Go Access Corporate Events Card"
1132:from the original on 4 March 2016
610:cards) or telephone call centre.
233:Following the development of the
156:, which is currently used on the
2057:. 2 January 2012. Archived from
1795:Jabour, Bridie (19 March 2012).
1716:from the original on 17 May 2023
1682:. Cubic Transportation Systems.
1315:Daniel Hurst (30 October 2010).
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1473:"Vision Impairment Travel Pass"
1120:"Springfield Rail Line Opening"
1048:from the original on 6 May 2016
1000:Beattie, Peter (10 June 2002).
482:needs additional citations for
446:Go Access Corporate Events Card
330:cards loaded with $ 10 credit.
308:card and answer any questions.
50:2006 (trial), 2008 (officially)
2176:SmartRider (Western Australia)
1921:Casey, Scott (11 April 2008).
866:– Melbourne's smartcard system
152:ticketing system developed by
122:Ticket Vending Machines (TVMs)
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1207:Mickel, John (14 July 2006).
691:balance can be frozen if the
315:card, from 4 August 2008 all
2237:Public transport in Brisbane
1902:TransLink Tracker 2015/16 Q4
1421:"New go card trial launched"
1248:Ministerial Media Statements
1242:Bligh, Anna (29 June 2008).
1213:Ministerial Media Statements
1006:Ministerial Media Statements
971:Ministerial Media Statements
965:Lucas, Paul (14 July 2006).
774:card in its annual reports.
732:CityCycle Scheme integration
311:To encourage the use of the
294:Southern Moreton Bay Islands
290:Gold Coast light rail system
2156:Metrocard (South Australia)
1956:"Stations to sell Go Cards"
1736:"New ways to pay on G:link"
1475:. TransLink. Archived from
1423:. TransLink. Archived from
1397:. TransLink. Archived from
1282:TransLink Transit Authority
1184:. TransLink. Archived from
1070:. TransLink. Archived from
454:Corporate Events Card. The
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1501:. Sunshine Coast Council.
878:– Perth's smartcard system
342:card since its inception.
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1766:"Smart Ticketing Project"
1656:. Queensland Government.
1622:"2014–2015 Annual Report"
1449:. Queensland Government.
1371:. Queensland Government.
1182:"Where to buy and top up"
686:Users who register their
374:2 trips to/from Brisbane
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2144:Systems currently in use
1907:18 February 2017 at the
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643:Sale and Top-up Points
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1252:Queensland Government
1217:Queensland Government
1036:"TransLink's Tracker"
1010:Queensland Government
975:Queensland Government
746:Brisbane City Council
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40:South East Queensland
2151:Go Card (Queensland)
1888:2 April 2016 at the
1278:"New fare structure"
1158:. 17 December 2012.
491:improve this article
361:card, but includes:
239:Hornibrook Bus Lines
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1712:. 25 October 2020.
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2206:Metcard (Victoria)
2027:. 2 January 2012.
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1557:New zone structure
1527:. Choose Brisbane.
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1323:. Fairfax Media.
1068:"The brand new G"
937:Cubic Corporation
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904:Cubic Corporation
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