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1. • • When you start a journey, touch in using one of our smart readers. Then when you get where you’re going, touch out. (If you change trams between, there’s no need to touch in or out at that tram stop).
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   Do you need to touch a contactless card on a tram?

   • Touch your contactless card, device, or Oyster card on the yellow card reader at the start of your journey. You don't need to touch out at the end of your journey. If you do, you may pay more than you need to. If you're travelling to Wimbledon, touch in on a yellow card reader on the tram platform at the start of your journey.

   Touching in and out - Transport for London

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   How do I use contactless on a tram?

   • Customers wishing to use contactless when travelling by tram should tap on their payment cards or mobile devices against the lime green validators at the end of the platform before boarding the tram. You’ll hear a beep and a green tick will show on the screen to indicate a payment for a single journey has been made.

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   Are trams cashless?

   • Our trams are cashless. You can't buy a paper ticket at tram stops but there are still a number of different ways to pay for your journey: If you're using a contactless card, device or Oyster card, you'll need to touch in on the yellow card reader on the tram platform before boarding.

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   How do I use contactless?

   • Then you can use contactless right away. Just use your card, phone or even watch to pay as you go. When you start a journey, touch in using one of our smart readers. Then when you get where you’re going, touch out. (If you change trams between, there’s no need to touch in or out at that tram stop). Make sure you use: one card at a time.

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   Do you need to touch in on a bus or tram?

   • On a bus or tram you only need to touch in. Whether you use contactless or Oyster, be sure to use the same card or device to touch in and out. For example, don't touch in with your iPhone and touch out with your Apple Watch, contactless card or Oyster card.

   Touching in and out - Transport for London

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   Do I need to touch in before boarding a tram?

   • If you're using a contactless card, device or Oyster card, you'll need to touch in on the yellow card reader on the tram platform before boarding. Our Hopper fare lets you take unlimited pay as you go tram and bus journeys, within one hour of touching in on your first tram or bus, for £1.75. Make sure you always use the same card to touch in.

   Cashless trams - Transport for London

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4. tfgm.com › public-transport › tramPay as you go with contactless on tram | Bee Network ...

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   It’s easier to pay for tram travel with contactless. Touch in with your card or device to start a journey, touch out when you finish your journey. We’ll automatically charge you the right adult fare for your trip, day or week, so you only pay for what you use, up to a daily or weekly cap.

5. tfl.gov.uk › modes › tramsCashless trams - Transport for London

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   If you're using a contactless card, device or Oyster card, you'll need to touch in on the yellow card reader on the tram platform before boarding. Our Hopper fare lets you take unlimited pay as...

6. tfl.gov.uk › contactless-and-mobile-pay-as-you-goContactless and mobile pay as you go - Transport for London

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   How to use. Touch in at the start of your journey and touch out at the end on yellow card readers using contactless (card or device). Only touch in on buses and trams. Find out more about...

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7. www.thetram.net › how-to-buy-ticketsHow to buy tickets

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   Contactless payment is now available on all of our lime green validators across the network, meaning that anyone wishing to purchase an adult single or day ticket can do so by tapping their debit/credit card (or mobile device with apple or Google pay) at the start of their journey.

8. www.natwest.com › support-centre › paymentsHow do I use my Contactless card on Transport for London?

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   How do I use my Contactless card on Transport for London? Once TfL announce the official launch, simply use your debit card as a ticket by touching your card in and out at the ticket gate when you get on and off the train, DLR or touch once when boarding a bus or tram and TfL will work out your journeys at the end of the day, where you will be ...

9. tfl.gov.uk › fares › how-to-pay-and-where-to-buyTouching in and out - Transport for London

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   To pay the right fare: Always use the same contactless card, device or Oyster card to touch in and out. For example, don't touch in with an iPhone and touch out with an Apple Watch or...

10. www.toptiplondon.com › tickets › contactless-cardsHow to Use a Contactless Card on London Transport - toptiplondon

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    Anyone with a contactless debit or credit card can use it to pay for travel in London. It’s ideal if you don’t have or want an Oyster card. Or if you run out of pay as you go credit on your Oyster card.