First rule of politics: If your opponent has a great idea, copy it!
In message
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06:28:20 on Tue, 7 Feb 2012, Neil Williams
remarked:
All the people that currently make single bus trips involving one bus
are going to be pretty ****ed off, though.
Perhaps. But at present they benefit from an unfair quirk of the
price system.
Can you imagine, say, it being one Zone 1 single *per Tube train you
use*? It'd be no different.
To some extent you can solve that by a pricing structure where (for
example) an unlimited day ticket is the same price as two individual
legs. So the only people who would ever pay for a single leg are those
who are sure that's all they need to do that day (think of it as a "low
daily use discount").
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Roland Perry
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