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April 23rd 09, 04:37 PM
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Oyster routing
I see that a column headed "Via" now appears on the Oystercard journey
history when you check it at a tube station. It doesn't seem to be in use yet, as interchange journeys I make are still appearing as two lines. |
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April 23rd 09, 04:44 PM
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Oyster routing
On Apr 23, 5:37*pm, Matthew Dickinson wrote: I see that a column headed "Via" now appears on the Oystercard journey history when you check it at a tube station. It doesn't seem to be in use yet, as interchange journeys I make are still appearing as two lines. Most interesting - this is obviously part of the upgrade of the Oyster PAYG system that'll enable it to cope (hopefully!) with being rolled out on National Rail. Another real, tangible-ish sign of progress! |
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