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Pay-As-You-Go technology rolled out even further in the South East


20/01/2025 in News

A Southeastern Class 377 EMU

From next month, 47 stations across the South East will see pay-as-you-go (PAYG) ticketing implemented as the government begins with its ambitious plans to modernise the ticketing system across the country’s network.




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  • MartinM - 22/01/2025 17:07

    So assuming you swipe in and swipe out does the system automatically give you the lowest costed ticket Including split ticketing? I expect not....

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