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"Chris Read" wrote in message ...
Peter Smyth wrote: The Watford Junction travelcard is valid on the fast Silverlink services non-stop to Euston while if you buy a return to Hatch End you will have to travel on a service that stops there. Are you sure about that? I thought the usual rules concerning multiple tickets covering a single journey (ie the train must stop at the station where you change tickets) did not apply to the London zonal system, and therefore 'fast' trains could be used. Or does this easement only apply to zonal *season* tickets (ie not one day travelcards etc)? When switching between two tickets you must travel on a train that stops at the changeover station unless one of the tickets is a season ticket OR both tickets are zonal tickets. A zonal ticket is one which includes a zone boundary in some way - either for travel within a zone or by being for travel from a zone boundary to some other point. One Day Travelcards are zonal tickets but not season tickets. Travelcard season tickets are both season tickets and zonal tickets. No kind of easement is involved. jb |
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