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October 19th 04, 12:55 PM
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why is bus charged at half tube prices?
i checked out the TFL price schemes and more or less, Tube is twice as
expensive. are the running costs of a bus service really that much cheaper than running the Tube? (the capital cost of building the underground was forked out 50+ years ago) or is it just that people are willing to pay more for the convenience of no wait travel? just curious. thanks. |
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