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Old October 27th 10, 10:50 AM posted to uk.transport.london
Roy Badami Roy Badami is offline
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In article ,
Jack wrote:
On 25 Oct, 12:38, "Graham J" wrote:


Then I thought for even longer periods, which I would have thought would
include your hour long journey, you'd be considered to have make one journey
without an exit, and then another one without an entry and so be debited
another maximum fare in addition to the one on entry. *Or if your station
has entry/exit validators instead of a gateline you would be considered to
have made one journey without an exit and were now starting another one.


I don't think you can ever be regarded as having made an exit without
an entry. If you attempt an exit at a gateline when you don't have a
journey open, surely you'll get "seek assistance"?

-roy