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September 19th 12, 01:27 PM
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Which Oyster for youngster moving to London
They are getting an Oyster and a 16-25 railcard anyway.
But should they go for the Student Oyster, rather than loading the railcard onto a regular Oyster? As far as I can see the only difference as far as fares are concerned is that the Student Oyster discounts individual bus trips, but the combo only discounts the daily cap. And using the combo means you have to carry both cards when travelling, rather than just one [inside London]. A short term problem is that the Student Oyster can't be bought in advance, and apparently takes up to three weeks to approve and issue, leaving freshers out on a limb at just the time they might be wanting to explore the City. -- Roland Perry |
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