Finland’s state-owned railway company, VR, has decided to eliminate all ticket vending machines from train stations by the end of November. This decision is prompting strong criticism, particularly from older citizens who rely on the machines for purchasing tickets. Readers of the Finnish newspaper *Ilta-Sanomat* express concerns that the move will disadvantage those less familiar with digital platforms, creating unequal access to train travel. An 85-year-old man, Kalevi, voiced his frustration, stating he feels “clumsy” and unprepared for a fully digital system. VR is shifting towards a primarily digital ticket purchasing model, raising questions about accessibility for vulnerable populations. The removal of machines further restricts options for passengers unable or unwilling to use online or mobile ticketing. The move has ignited a debate about inclusivity in public transport.