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Intestesting to read how it works in different places! Your comment left me with a couple questions if you dont mind
Why do you also need to check out? And why does it not matter if you don't? And why don't you do it?
I honestly don't know. It might have something to do with connections, because you have to scan on each bus or LRT you take, but I rarely ever do that, and on the occasions I did, there were no double charges as far as I remember.
Maybe they just want you to do it so they can track journeys better?
I should probably look this up...
In some places it's so the operator will charge you less for a short journey.
I didn't think that's a thing here. Would be nice though!