First Card
First Card was a cashless way of paying for fares within the Bradford area. Similar to the Oyster Card scheme in London, you could store cash to pay for your fare, an annual pass available in daily, weekly, monthly and yearly subscriptions or a combination of both.
The scheme operated from 2000 until 2 March 2012, when it was withdrawn in anticipation of a new ITSO compliant smart card usable across all FirstGroup UK public transport companies.
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