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  • Ticket machines in Wu Kai Sha Station of Hong Kong's MTR

  • Machine for Metro-North Railroad, a metropolitan New York City commuter line, United States.

  • A ticket machine at the Jordanhill railway station in Scotland.

  • Ticket Machine in Olomouc, Czech Republic.

  • Ticket machine at Nagoya Station, Aonami Line, Japan.

  • Ticket machine at Mo Chit Station, Bangkok Skytrain, Thailand.

  • Ticket machines at Seoul Station, Korail, South Korea.

  • Pay and display parking ticket machine in Bristol, England.

  • Lufthansa ticket machines at Hanover International Airport, Germany.

  • Food ticket machine at the restaurant in Hiroshima, Japan.

  • Betting ticket machine of kyōtei (powerboat race) in Kasama, Japan.

  • Fare adjustment machines, used when a rider bought a (supposedly wrong) ticket, and wants to adjust the fare. Tokyo Metro, Japan.

  • One in Kirkcaldy railway station, Scotland.

  • Light rail TVM at the University South Campus station of UTA TRAX.

  • Ticket machine in Stockholm.

  • Ticket machine at Stroud railway station, England which dispenses tickets ordered and paid for online.

  • Combined Ticket machines of the Deutsche Bahn and RMV in Limburg an der Lahn, Germany.

  • A ticket vending machine at a Tri-Rail station in South Florida

  • A ticket machine at the Shenyang Metro,China.

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