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October 19th 06, 04:56 PM
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Rail network in London to adopt zonal fares
Neil Williams wrote:
(snip) [...] A zones 1-6 CDR train *only* fare is 5.70 - they're in separate tables. I have included the train-tube-train fares below, and every one of the CDRs are nonsensical because the appropriate ODTC is cheaper by quite a margin. Peak return 1-6 is gbp11.20 in that table, which must also be approaching the Peak Day Travelcard fare. I take a small crumb of comfort in the fact that it's not just me who misreads things! A Train/Tube peak return isn't £11.20 as you state above but instead costs even more - it's £13.20 !!! I wonder if the Train/Tube peak return prices quoted aren't in fact the new Peak Day Travelcard prices for 2007? |
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