The Surrey stations set to roll out pay as you go in September
It means commuters can tap in and out on their journeys
Several railway stations in Surrey will be going contactless next month.
Network Rail say 47 stations in total will be rolling it out across the South East so commuters will be able to tap in and out with cards or smart devices.
From Sunday 22 September customers can pay as you go at the following stations in Surrey:
Ashford
Egham
Kempton Park
Shepperton
Staines
Sunbury
Virginia Water
Upper Halliford
Jacqueline Starr, Chief Executive of Rail Delivery Group, said:
“Customers have told us they want fares that reflect their needs and are simple to use.
"The way our customers buy tickets has also changed dramatically since the pandemic, and that’s why we’re delighted that pay as you go technology is being expanded to 47 stations.
"It is a step in the right direction providing convenience, simplicity and flexibility.
“Pay as you go technology empowers customers by ensuring they always get the right ticket at the right price, making it easier than ever to pay and travel seamlessly.
"We are committed to developing a simpler and better-value fare system that not only meets our customers’ expectations but also supports the long-term growth of rail travel and enhances the overall customer experience."