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"Matthew" wrote in message
... The gates at London Bridge on the National Rail platforms will let you through with only prepay on an oystercard, but will not deduct any fare or resolve the jounry. The validators on platforms 5/6 must be used even if you have already touched in or out there. That could be useful to know, if only to avoid putting my season ticket through the gates. Does anyone know the position with the gates/validators at Farringdon? A typical scenario is an occasional journey Brighton to Moorgate and return: 1. I use my National Rail season which is valid as far as City Thameslink. 2. At Farringdon I validate the prepay card on the platform (does it matter which platform I do this on?) and then 3. Change to the Underground for Moorgate. 4. At Moorgate I the prepay card lets me out through the gates. As far as I can see this all works as I would have expected, in both directions. HOWEVER, I once found that the delays on the underground at Farringdon were going to be excessive, & thus decided to leave the station and walk - but after I had validated the prepay card. The oystercard refused to let me through the ticket gates ... D A Stocks |
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