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UPTO 30 passengers per minute can pass through a new electronic ticket barrier developed by Automatic Revenue Controls Ltd.

The gate accepts a magnetically encoded ticket from the passenger, checks it electronically and returns it to the passenger, releasing the barrier at the same time.

A group of illuminated displays indicate to the passenger what he should do next. Standard lighted displays show "insert ticket"; "enter. , "wait": "remove ticket" and so on.

The gate will "remember" up to four tickets in a row so that tickets presented by passengers before an earlier passenger has operated the barrier will not be rejected.

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