does the severn bridge accept....
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it'd be nice to know before i use it next, but as that'll be about 5pm tomorrow im guessing i'll just have to go prepared! There is nothing worse that queing for the toll booths watching people scooting through the baskets in seconds. Im sure they take paper money too, they definately give change
Bridge to accept payment by card before Ryder cup starts.....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wale...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wale...
sorrento205 said:
Bridge to accept payment by card before Ryder cup starts.....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wale...
Jesus H. There are going to be delays.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wale...
cen said:
DHE said:
Is it free for blue badge holders then?
YESjmorgan said:
Aye, I have absolutely no problem with this apart from the obvious people will milk it but they sign a chitty for it. This will be the same, as I read the the report, as using a credit card. When someone used the disabled badge it takes a while. No problem ordinarily, but imagine everyone turning up ready to use plastic. There are a lot of hotels over the water doing business for this.
Actually, no you don't sign a chitty anymore. You simply hand the card to the attendant and they scan the serial number. I don't believe its any longer than giving a note and awaiting the change. I would imagine though that the credit / debit card option will take somewhat longer. I believe it should be an option though I can remember on one occasion many years ago that I was approaching the bridge and realised I had no cash on me, so I turned on to the M5 and headed for the services in Avonmouth for a cash point. Not only was it out of my way but the only cash point at the services charged for a withdrawal. I was well pi$$ed offEdited by cen on Sunday 19th September 18:18
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