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February 7th 12, 07:04 AM
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First rule of politics: If your opponent has a great idea, copy it!
On Feb 7, 8:55*am, Arthur Figgis wrote:
I must admit I didn't know Overground was different to the rest of NR. How would know whether you get Overground or Southern for the trips where both are possible? One set of fares apply. The same as Euston-Watford Junction assumes you *didn't* use LO, because LM is a more attractive service for that journey. Neil |
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February 7th 12, 11:22 AM
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First rule of politics: If your opponent has a great idea, copy it!
"Neil Williams" wrote: On Feb 7, 8:55 am, Arthur Figgis wrote: I must admit I didn't know Overground was different to the rest of NR. How would know whether you get Overground or Southern for the trips where both are possible? One set of fares apply. The same as Euston-Watford Junction assumes you *didn't* use LO, because LM is a more attractive service for that journey. That's not a great example, in that it doesn't really make sense - there's only one Oyster PAYG fare for a Watford Jn to Euston (or v.v.) journey - my understanding is that it's essentially set by London Midland, as it's 'their' flow (bear in mind WJ is outside the zonal system - 'zone W' for WJ is a term that's only used internally). |
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