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james_davis_nicollMy bus pass went missing. It is half way through the month so the cheapest solutions if it does not turn up are either strips of tickets or walking everywhere. Or a combination.
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Date: 2016-02-16 08:54 pm (UTC)I now keep my passes on my key ring
it's big enough to be a bracelet. I attached a key ring with a little ID "pocket" on it that acts as an ID wallet (I have my photo ID in it as well as my bus pass)and I haven't lost a pass in close to a year.My previous passes cost $64(US)/month.
Perhaps you could look into a retractable lanyard key ring to attach to your belt/a belt loop as well as an ID pouch/key ring to hold your pass. *blush*