Ohmer fare register

Ohmer Fare Register is a type of machine used on trains and buses to calculate how much fare a passenger has to pay for their ride. It's kind of like a cash register at a store, but it's specifically designed for transportation.

Basically, when you get on a bus or a train, the conductor or driver will ask you to pay for your ride. You can do this by giving them cash or using a special card that has money loaded on it. Once you've paid, the conductor or driver will enter the amount you paid into the Ohmer Fare Register.

The machine then adds up all the fares collected during the trip and keeps track of how much money is in the register. At the end of the trip, the conductor or driver can use the Ohmer Fare Register to reconcile how much money they collected with how many passengers rode. This helps ensure that everyone pays the correct fare and that the transportation company is paid the right amount for their services.

In summary, the Ohmer Fare Register helps keep track of how much money is collected during a bus or train ride, making sure that the right amount of fares are collected and no one tries to cheat the system.