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September 1st 11, 10:50 AM
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Is there an easy way of knowing which stations charge same as tubes?
On Thu, 01 Sep 2011 11:41:33 +0100
David Cantrell wrote: There still needs to be a lot of clarification on these issues... most people really haven't a clue, including often myself, as to how much a journey is likely to cost me, whether my journey will be capped on my Oyster, etc etc. When will it be simplified - or at least, an attempt to bring the NR prices more in line with tube prices? It doesn't need simplifying. Oyster is the best of all possible worlds. No it isn't. A one day paper travelcard that can be used anywhere within the london area without having to worry about capping or being overcharged or validity is the best of all worlds. Except when the price is put up to extortionate levels to stop people buying them. B2003 |
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