JPH0215659Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a commuter pass form used when issuing a commuter pass for use when boarding a public transportation facility.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, when issuing a commuter pass, the validity period, boarding station name, route, etc. were stamped on a single sheet of paper, and the passenger's name and age were written by hand. This method cannot issue a large number of commuter passes in a short period of time, requires labor costs, and is not efficient.

For this reason, a method of issuing commuter passes using a computer has been proposed in recent years, but it is time-consuming to simply input the items to be printed using a keyboard, etc. each time the ticket is issued or reissued.
This is not much of an improvement over traditional manual ticketing methods. Therefore, if you have previously issued a reservation card with specific ticketing information memorized and want to continue issuing commuter passes under the same conditions, hand this reservation card to the person in charge and issue the reservation card. A new method has also been proposed for automatically issuing continued commuter passes based on information.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

This method has the advantage of being easy to operate, since there is no need for the person in charge to re-enter data on items necessary for ticket issuance during continuous ticket issuance. However, the same information that was entered when issuing the first commuter pass had to be entered into a computer to create a separate reservation card, which was time-consuming.
Additionally, when a commuter pass or reservation card is issued, the ticket issuer needs to keep a record of the ticket issue, but it is convenient if the ticket receipt is also printed at the same time as the commuter pass is issued. It was hot.

[Means for solving problems]

In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, this invention has a single sheet of paper with a commuter pass section that serves as a commuter pass and a reservation card section that serves as a reservation ticket when reissued, adjacent to each other, so that the commuter pass section and the reservation card section are common. A ticket issuing section is provided adjacent to the side where the ticket issuer's copy is kept, and a separable separation line is provided at the boundary between the commuter pass section, the reservation card section, and the ticket issuing section. To provide a commuter pass paper characterized in that a linear magnetic stripe for storing ticket issue information is attached.

[Effect]

In the present invention, the commuter pass section, the reservation card section, and the ticket receipt section are provided adjacent to each other in a single sheet of paper, and perforations are provided at the boundaries of each section for separation. be. Therefore, by printing the items necessary for ticket issuance and then tearing it along the perforations, a commuter pass, reservation card, and ticket issue copy can be formed at the same time. Additionally, a magnetic stripe is attached in a straight line to the commuter pass section and the reservation card section, and information necessary for issuing tickets can be magnetically stored on this magnetic stripe. Since the magnetic stripes are arranged in a straight line, information can be stored in one go with one magnetic head, resulting in faster processing.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows the front side of the commuter pass paper 1, and FIG. 2 shows the back side of the commuter pass paper 1.

The commuter pass paper 1 is made of a single sheet of paper, synthetic paper, etc., and the surface of the commuter pass paper 1 is divided into a commuter pass section 2, a reservation card section 3, and a ticket issue receipt section 4. The commuter pass section 2 and the reservation card section 3 are adjacent to each other so that their respective short sides are continuous, and a perforation 5 is cut in the boundary line between the two so that they can be easily separated with a finger or the like. On the common upper side of the commuter pass section 2 and the reservation card section 3, a band-shaped ticketing section 4 is continuously adjacent. A perforation 6 is cut into the boundary line so that it can be easily separated with a finger or the like. Furthermore, round holes 7 and 8 are opened between the commuter pass section 2 and the ticketing section 4, above the perforation 6, and between the reservation card section 3 and the ticketing section 4, above the perforation 6, respectively. There is. Furthermore, magnetic stripes 9 and 10 for storing ticketing information in magnetic form are attached to the back surfaces of the commuter pass section 2 and the reservation card section 3 at the bottom so as to be in a straight line, respectively.

The front side of the commuter pass section 2 is blank until the ticket is issued, and when the ticket is issued, necessary information such as the boarding and alighting station name, expiration date, and name are printed using a printer, etc., and the back side Precautions are printed on the. In addition, an explanation of the reservation system is printed on the front side of the reservation card section 3, and specific items such as the name and amount of money printed on the commuter pass section 2 are printed by a printer, and the reservation system is printed on the back side. There is a printed field for filling out the necessary information for purchase.

Further, the same information as that printed on the surface of the commuter pass section 2 is individually stored in the magnetic stripes 9 and 10, respectively. and,
Of the items printed on the commuter pass section 2, only easily identifiable items (name, ticket issue number, ticket issuing station, etc.) are printed on the surface of the ticket issuing section 4.

Figure 3 shows continuous paper for a computer used to actually print and issue the above-mentioned commuter pass paper 1. Each commuter pass paper 1 is continuous vertically so that its long sides are close to each other. Each border of each commuter pass paper 1 is provided with perforations 11 so that it can be cut. and,
There are feeding pieces 12 on the left and right sides of the commuter pass paper 1, respectively.
13 are provided close to each other, perforations 16 and 17 are cut into the boundary between the commuter pass paper 1 and the feed strip parts 12 and 13, and perforations 16 and 17 are cut in the boundary between the commuter pass paper 1 and the feed strip parts 12 and 13, and the perforations are equally spaced in the length direction of each of the feed strip parts 12 and 13. Through-holes 14 and 15 are opened therein.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained.

Pass the commuter pass paper 1, which has become a continuous form as shown in FIG.
4 and 15 are engaged with the feed claw of the printer. After that, use the computer keyboard etc. to enter the necessary information for ticket issuance, such as purchaser's name, age, boarding and alighting station name,
The usage period, usage start date, and type are entered as data and processed by a computer connected to a keyboard, etc. The printer is activated by the output signal from the computer, and the through holes 14 and 15 are
The commuter pass paper 1 is moved in one direction by the hooked feed claw, and at the same time, the printer head is moved left and right on the surface of the commuter pass paper 1 to print the input data as characters. This printing is performed sequentially on each of the commuter pass section 2, the reservation card section 3, and the ticket issuing section 4, and the continuous commuter pass paper 1 is sequentially printed.

After printing the items necessary for individual ticket issuance on a predetermined number of commuter pass sheets, each commuter pass sheet is separated at the perforation 11, and the feed piece portion 12, 13 and separate it into a single commuter pass sheet 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. After this printing is completed, each commuter pass paper 1 is passed through a magnetic writing machine (not shown), and the contents printed on the surface of the commuter pass section 2 are magnetically stored in the magnetic stripes 9 and 10, respectively. . At this time, the same data content is stored in each of the two magnetic stripes 9 and 10.

Once this printing, separation, and memory writing process is completed, these printed and memorized commuter pass paper 1
are stacked one above the other, and the paper binding rings 18 are passed through the common holes 7 and 8, respectively, as shown in FIG. For this reason, multiple commuter pass forms 1 are attached to this paper binding ring 1.
8, and the ticket receipt 4 is positioned in the hollow portion of the binding ring 18.

When selling this commuter pass at each commuter pass sales office, the person in charge rolls out the commuter pass paper 1 according to the paper binding ring 18, selects the commuter pass paper 1 that corresponds to the purchaser, and places it on the perforation 6. The commuter pass section 2, reservation card section 3, and ticket issue receipt 4 are separated along the line. The commuter pass section 2 and the reservation card section 3 are handed over to the user in exchange for the fare, and the ticket issuing section 4 is kept by a person in charge for settlement and management processing. The commuter pass section 2 and the reservation card section 3 handed to the purchaser are separated along the perforation 5, and the commuter pass section 2 is used when getting on and off the public transportation in daily life, and the reservation card section 3 is used for the following purposes. To be kept by the purchaser for purchasing a commuter pass.

Next, reissuance of commuter passes will be explained.

First, when the validity period of the commuter pass section 2 approaches the end, the purchaser hands over the reservation card section 3 to the sales office counter and requests continued ticket issuance. The person in charge passes the magnetic stripe 10 of the reservation card section 3 through a reader to read the stored information, and creates new information based on this information by combining it with the modified information for issuing a new ticket. Then, the necessary items are printed on the commuter pass paper 1 using the printer in the same manner as described above. At this time, it is possible to continue issuing tickets to the same purchaser using the commuter pass section 2 of the commuter pass form 1 and making a reservation within the expiration date. Further, even if the reservation card section 3 is lost, since the same information is stored in the magnetic stripe 9 of the commuter pass section 2, the magnetic stripe 9 can be used to continue issuing tickets.

〔Effect of the invention〕

The present invention is constructed as described above, and has a commuter pass section, a reservation card section, and a ticket issue receipt section in a single sheet of paper. It is possible to simultaneously print the reservation card section and the ticket issuing receipt section for payment after ticket issuance, etc., which saves time and speeds up the ticket issuing work. In addition, both the commuter pass section and the reservation card section have magnetic stripes attached to them, and ticket issuance information is stored in each section. Issuance becomes possible.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of a commuter pass paper showing one embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a back view of the same as above, Figure 3 is a front view of a continuous commuter pass paper, and Figure 4 is a stacked one at the time of sale. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing usage status of commuter pass paper. 1... Commuter pass paper, 2... Commuter pass section, 3... Reservation card section, 4... Ticketing receipt section, 5, 6... Perforation.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] On one sheet of paper, the commuter pass section that will serve as the commuter pass and the reservation card section that will serve as the reservation ticket when reissued are placed adjacent to each other, and the issuer's copy will be placed on the side that is common to the commuter pass section and the reservation card section. The ticketing area is placed adjacent to the ticketing area, and a separable separation line is provided at the boundary between the commuter pass area, the reservation card area, and the ticketing area, and the ticketing information is displayed in a straight line between the commuter pass area and the reservation card area. Commuter pass paper characterized by having a memorizing magnetic stripe pasted on it.