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The other day I needed to reach the Old Street area and noticed on the
London Central Bus map leaflet the 812, which might have been useful. But the leaflet says about the 812: "Valid Freedom Passes can be used on this service (Bus Passes, Travelcards, Oystercards and Saver Tickets are not accepted)." By Bus Passes I assume it means the National Bus Pass for the over-60s and handicapped. I thought that all scheduled short-distance services were required to accept these, whatever the operator? If this service accepts the TfL Freedom Pass but not these (which are the equivalent issued outside London), then it's a real curiosity. -- Clive Page |
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