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On Fri, 18 Aug 2006 12:04:12 +0100, Barry Salter
wrote: On Fri, 18 Aug 2006 10:50:51 +0100, "Nigel Pendse" wrote: I wonder if Oyster can be used on Thameslink (aka FCC) between Wimbledon and Farringdon? It's obviously allowed on the Tube between the same stations, and the same Oyster card readers/barriers apply regardless of which train is taken, so the system won't know which route was followed. But would a ticket inspector on the FCC train regard it as a non-valid fare? Nope. The list of NR routes on which PAYG Oyster is currently valid is currently as follows: snip As such, you'd be liable to a Penalty Fare if you did Wimbledon - Farringdon on FCC. How this would be policed solely through the barriers remains to be seen, however... Hmmm. Via the barriers probably isn't doable, but my pet hate: the ticket inspector with a hand-held Oyster card reader would certainly get you on the train. Angela |
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