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On 25 Nov, 11:27, John B wrote:
On Nov 25, 11:23*am, MIG wrote: On 25 Nov, 11:12, "Paul Scott" wrote: Paul Terry wrote: In message , Paul Corfield writes I doubt that many NR stations will end up selling the full range of Oyster services. *We're £40m down in terms of this upgrade and there is little expansion of Oyster capable retailing as a result. It's only at joint stations plus whatever LOROL has taken over from former TOCs. *Why do you imagine there has been such a massive expansion and re-equipment of the Oyster Ticket Stop network? I wonder why the money spent on this expansion was not used to provide Oyster retail facilities at NR stations. Surely that would have been more useful to passengers, given the likely shift from paper tickets to Oyster on NR throughout London? The media briefing 'FAQs' suggests that Oyster PAYG top ups at least will be available at 'most NR stations', presumably via modifications to the TVMs. There are already some TOC stations where Oyster Travelcards are retailed, maybe these will be increased as well? Paul S I found it rather odd that New Cross Gate, which used to have Oyster facilities, no longer has them. Odd why? PAYG isn't valid there while the ELL's shut, so providing top- ups etc would only lead to confusion. It leads to confusion for people who used to top up there and now can't. Seems to coincide with the takeover of the route by LO, which is what I found odd about it, given that LO needs Oyster in place and they've taken away a facility that was already there. |
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