Oyster cards and 'ONE' railway
 

Q wrote:
"Paul Scott" wrote in message
...

The TfL 'Oyster on National Rail' map was revised (again) as of 02
Jan 08 - might I suggest this is the current situation? Rectory Rd
is shown as ok, maybe there is a rolling programme to expand
outwards towards zone 6? Agree its odd there has been no new 'one'
publicity, maybe they have had bigger issues, last week, such as hte
Liverpool St closure...
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloa...G-08-01-02.pdf

Paul S

I have seen nothing again about it. The little paper slips they had a
while back have all vanished and I've not seen anything since.

Yet the one MD is quoted in the TfL press release Paul C linked to, so its
odd they haven't published anything themselves. Maybe they don't want to
confuse people who live outside the area concerned?

Paul S

Oyster cards and 'ONE' railway
 

"Paul Scott" wrote in message
...

I have seen nothing again about it. The little paper slips they had a
while back have all vanished and I've not seen anything since.

Yet the one MD is quoted in the TfL press release Paul C linked to, so its
odd they haven't published anything themselves. Maybe they don't want to
confuse people who live outside the area concerned?

Paul S

Not sure. The things I'm thinking about where spotted in the booking office
at BHK.

Oyster cards and 'ONE' railway
 

The TfL 'Oyster on National Rail' map was revised (again) as of 02 Jan 08 -
might I suggest this is the current situation? Rectory Rd is shown as ok,
maybe there is a rolling programme to expand outwards towards zone 6? Agree
its odd there has been no new 'one' publicity, maybe they have had bigger
issues, last week, such as hte Liverpool St closure...

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloa...G-08-01-02.pdf

Paul S


Leaflets and posters showing the intermediate station validity are on
display at Liverpool Street and Hackney Downs, and I made a PAYG
journey between the two today.

Oyster cards and 'ONE' railway
 

"Matthew Dickinson" wrote in message
...

Leaflets and posters showing the intermediate station validity are on
display at Liverpool Street and Hackney Downs, and I made a PAYG
journey between the two today.

The little booklet someone picked up for me at BHK today shows the network
map with oyster validity for the NR lines that permit PAG usage.

Now let's see how well 'one' look after the readers and how much the revenue
checking increases.