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Oyster Card Users - info on incomplete journeys
Mizter T wrote: My sympathies go out to LU ticket office staff who'll be on the receiving end of many angry words from irate passengers. The poster does say something like "98% of Londerners use their Oyster properly. Are you part of the 2% that don't?" - which is a good way of putting the point across. This de-facto 'penalty' for incomplete journeys does plug a hole in the Oyster system. But there will inevitably be much frustration and frothing to come. Tell me about it, the thing is that inevitably someone with an incomplete journey cannot understand what they did wrong. The basic thing people need to learn is there's more to successfully touching in or out than waving your Oyster in the air in the approximate vicinity of the reader. It must beep at you once, and will show you on the screen that it has been successful. If it makes an angry three beeps, it didn't work. I think the second main offence with them is people who have difficulty, but the person behind is in a big rush and put their card down, letting the first person through without using their own card properly. Still, once all the rabid arguments calm down, hopefully it'll prove to be a better system overall. |
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