If you do not tap on and tap off correctly If you do not tap on but do tap off at the end, you will be charged the default fare. If you tap on at the beginning and then forget to tap off at the end of your trip, you will be charged the default fare for an incomplete trip.
How long does a myki trip last?
Two-hour fares on myki have been adjusted to last for exactly two hours. The two-hour fare is still valid for multiple trips as long as you touch on before the expiry time. The daily cap has not changed. Passengers can continue to enjoy unlimited daily travel for a capped price based on the zones they have used.
Does mobile myki expire?
Expired myki All myki smartcards expire after four years. A Mobile myki expires after two years. If your myki has expired, or is due to expire within 60 days, you’re entitled to an on-the-spot replacement. Your current balance will be transferred to the new myki, which you can use immediately.
What happens if I don’t tap out of MRT?
If you are found evading or have evaded payment of the fare lawfully required (i.e. no payment, non-tapping in/out of smartcard, travel on invalid ticket or travel on concession fare without entitlement), then the Public Transport Official can impose a PF.
What is tap on tap off?
TOTO (Tap on Tap Off) allows you to get the best value single fare by tapping your contactless card or mobile payment device on the card reader when you get on the bus, and by tapping off at the second card reader by the luggage rack as you leave the bus. TOTO is only available for single fares.
What happens if you forget to tap Oyster?
Please wait at least 48 hours as you might receive an automatic refund: Oyster – we’ll automatically add it to your card the next time you touch in or out of a rail journey. Contactless – the refund will show on your next card statement, or we will adjust the fares charged when you next travel.
Do you need to tap out on trams?
When finishing a journey by tram you do not need to touch out at all. If you do you will be charged a maximum rail fare. If you are switching between train and tram your rail journey will be ended when touching in on the tram boarding validator on platform 1.
How do I Turn my Myki on and off?
How to touch on and off. If you’re using a myki card, touch your myki to the centre of the reader. Hold still and listen for the beep. A green light shows on the reader when you’ve successfully touched on or off. If you’re using a smartphone with a Mobile myki, wake up your phone and hover it about 1cm above the reader.
Do I need to touch on and off when using Myki money?
Remember to touch on and off. If you use myki Money and don’t touch off, you’ll be charged a default 2 hour fare for metropolitan Melbourne. If you’re travelling in Zone 1+2, remember to touch on. You don’t need to touch off. If you’re just travelling in the city’s Free Tram Zone, don’t touch on or off.
How do I travel with Myki on a tram?
When you travel with myki on a tram you don’t always need to touch off at the end of your journey. That’s because you can now travel from one end of a tram route to the other on a Zone 1 fare. On three tram routes – 75, 86 and 109 – the ends of the line furthest from the city have a short Zone 2 section (which overlaps with Zone 1).
What happens if my Myki is defective?
If their Myki becomes defective, unless they can get to a staffed railway station or PTV Hub, people have to wait for up to ten business days for a new Myki to be issued to them. In the meantime, if they want to travel they have to buy another card and put money on it.
