On 21 Sep, 16:58, "Richard J." wrote:
John B wrote on 21 September 2009 12:29:07 ...

On Sep 19, 7:28 pm, Clive Page wrote:
So, except for holders of paper Travelcards, the information is
irrelevant for both planning and paying.
It's relevant for a lot of people, like me, who live outside London.

...for whom the Tube map is irrelevant, because there won't be one at
your local station, just a London Connections map. So by the time you
see a Tube map, you'll already have committed to one mode or another.

This is at least the second time that the London Connections map has
been cited in this thread as the alternative source of zonal
information. *As far as I know it isn't issued in pocket form, so if
he's planning his journey at home using the pocket Tube map, he's now
lacking vital information.

It is available in pocket form, just not from LU stations (at least
I've not seen one for a while). It does fold out to a much larger size
than the tube map though.