"tim....." wrote:

A genuine stop at an OIS that looks like transfer generating two
unresolved journeys causing them to receive two maximum charges and no capping

Is that still broken? It needs fixing such that if you over-run the
timeout the next touch in, if it is at a station that is a possible part of
an OSI, closes the previous journey and opens a new one.

Penalties should always allow false negatives if that is an alternative to
silly false positives like those.

Neil
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