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Old May 5th 06, 04:46 PM posted to uk.railway,uk.transport.london
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Default Out boundary travelcard 'the wrong way' ?

Michael Hoffman wrote:
Larry Lard wrote:

I am in London, and I want to (in this order):

- pootle around London (lots)
- travel from London to Reading (once)
- travel from Reading to London (once)

all in one day. Readers will of course notice that this is the
same set of journeys, but in a different order. I have three
questions: 1) Is a Reading to Z1-6 ODTC valid for this travel?


No. You need to get a regular ODTC, and then get a CDR from Boundary
Zone 6 to Reading. Note that this ticket combination will only
valid on those TOCs that stop somewhere else in the Travelcard area
after the terminal, so you can't use FGW of the non-"Link" variety.


Since 1 April 2006, it's all one franchise called First Great Western,
so surely that distinction doesn't apply any more?
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Richard J.
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