Sounds a lot like oyster cards used in London, probably something in use there.
Phil (trigpoint) On Tue Oct 27 14:38:33 2015 GMT, Sebastian - wrote: > Hello. Sorry for my (basic) English and apologies for the previous erroneous > mail. > > In Argentina, many buses use as a payment system, the contactless card called > "SUBE" (more info, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SUBE_card ). > The card uses a credit system. It recharges in shops and kiosks in Pesos > (Argentina currency). The credit is deducted when boarding a bus. > > The label used in OSM to PAY with these cards is payment:sube= *. (With the > credit of this card, you can also pay the toll highway and other services in > the future.) > > We do not know that labels can indicate the places of recharge credit. By > analogy, it could be something as recharge:sube= *, but would this be valid? > The word "recharge" would be valid for this in other parts of the world for > similar systems? > > I want to clarify that in Argentina, in some cities there are similar cards, > so it would also recharge:tarjebus=*, recharge:saeta=*, > recharge:sube_misionero=*. > > Another clarification: it is not a vending machine, nor an electronic ticket > dispenser. > > The same tag, recharge:*=*, could also be used to indicate places to recharge > prepaid mobile phone credit (known as "Saldo virtual"). > > Help us! > > > > > -- Sent from my Jolla _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
