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July 21st 05, 09:36 AM
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One zone TC instead of Annual Bus Pass - can I really save money?
Ticketing experts required!!! I commute daily by bus from North
Finchley (Z4) to central London. An Annual Bus Pass costs £440. I am aware from this group of the benefits of paying £448 instead for a one zone Annual Travelcard (for any zone except Z1) to receive discounted tube singles and day Travelcards via Oyster Prepay when I occasionally use the tube. But because of the 'grouping' of zones (eg Z3+Z4) for pricing purposes, can I really save any money? What other savings should I consider? FYI I have a YPR and I always use the bus for short journeys. Thanks, Dominic |
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