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If you're on the move, no smartphone or ipad to hand, and normally no
staff anywhere, how does one know whether one will be charged a "tube" fair from an NR station or a rail fair? For example, I always thought that Bowes Park to Sloane Square would be charged as a tube journey. It isn't. It's £4.10 peak, £3.20 off- peak. Bounds Green to Sloane Square, which is essentially the same journey (with the exception that I change to the Victoria Line at Finsbury Square instead of at Highbury & Islington) is £2.90 peak, £2.50 off-peak. Bowes Park is more convenient, but it's probably not worth paying up to £1.20 more for the privilege. 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? |
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