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sweek wrote:
An Oyster is a little card that you touch in and touch out the gates with. On buses, you only touch in. Get a PAYG one and you do not have to worry about how much it costs. It will be the cheapest way for you to get around. A trip will cost you 1 pound on the bus, and one fifty on the tube. Put enough money on the card to make sure you can travel around. You can check your balance at every station using the machine. This is roughly the level it needs to be at, yes, though I think you may be intending to be ironic. It needs to be put above the ticket machines (or before you reach them) in tube stations to prevent the 4 quid rip-off occurring, and in several languages. Next, you need to make it easier to obtain an Oyster by having it sold from several machines pre-credited, rather than having to queue for ages at the ticket office. (Note: many tourists will want to avoid the ticket office as the language barrier may be an issue, let alone the invariably long queue). Neil |
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