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Bus Terminal Ticket Kiosk Coin Slot Flap Inspector

Test physical anti-theft coin return flaps on ticket vending machines at bus interchanges to check for mechanical jams.

Startup Cost: £0 Location: Local Difficulty: Easy Occasional pocket money Spare moments

Earning and time figures are our broad estimates, not guarantees — actual results depend on your area, your effort and demand.

Why it's left-field

Transit operators pay you to insert test tokens into automated ticket kiosks to verify coin return flaps swing smoothly.

How it works

  1. 1Claim local transit terminal audit routes on your smartphone application.
  2. 2Inspect coin return slots on ticket vending machines and check internal security flaps.
  3. 3Upload audit reports and log jammed coin mechanisms.

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Get the Field-App Earnings Kit (£5)

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