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On Apr 27, 12:26*am, Mr Thant
wrote: On Apr 26, 11:24*pm, wrote: I thought all in-London train fares were moving to a zonal charging basis, though? Paper tickets (including seasons) are now priced bases on the zones they pass through, but the ticket itself is still point-to-point, and I believe will remain so. For example, a Crystal Palace-London Terminals monthly season costs £73, the same as any other rail-only season that passes through Zones 1-3, but is restricted to only that one route. For comparison, a Z1-3 Travelcard is £116, but is valid on all routes in those zones (and the tube and buses). U But what will the price of paper tickets go up to if PAYG is introduced? That's the main consideration, and we don't seem to know yet. |
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