In early December 2015, PT KCJ, operator of @CommuterLine, will close the ticket booths and replacing them with automated vending machine for ticket purchase and top up the multi trip ticket. The fourth station are Bogor Station, Manggarai Station, Jakarta Kota Station, and Sudirman Station.
PT. KCJ berencana mengoperasikan mesin tiket otomatis (Vending Machine) untuk melayani penjualan tiket KRL. pic.twitter.com/MGxZ3glke7
— Info Commuter Line (@CommuterLine) September 19, 2015
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The ticket sales through machine at those fourth stations are also a test event for the Automated Vending Machine owned by PT KCJ. The company said that they will not necessarily close the counter but will also be provide clear information to the passengers. President Director of PT KCJ M Fadhil said if the trials test at these four stations is success, they will shut down all the ticket counters.
For the company plan, @anfield_train provide feedback
Soal #VendingMachine tiket pengganti THB… bagus si, tapi bisa berpotensi “bikin rusuh” di awal2 penggunaannya… maklum belom biasa
— Free Roker (@Anfield_Train) November 13, 2015
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Beli tiket via #VendingMachine, balikin tiketnya via alat itu juga? Baek2 banyak yg gaptek. Klo mesin itu ngadat bisa berabe…
— Free Roker (@Anfield_Train) November 13, 2015
Itu #VendingMachine bukan cuma bisa diludahin, tapi bisa digebrak-gebrak karena kesel. Udah kesel dijalan, tambah kesel ama si Vending
— Free Roker (@Anfield_Train) November 13, 2015
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KCJ kudu kerja keras ini buat sosialiaasi #VendingMachine, malah klo bisa di tiap alat vending hrs siap staf kcj plus sekuriti lengkap…
— Free Roker (@Anfield_Train) November 13, 2015
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However, @anfield_train apparently can’t wait to see the form of the machine
Tapi ga sabar juga si mau liat rupa si vending itu…. 😊
— Free Roker (@Anfield_Train) November 13, 2015