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December 7th 10, 05:23 PM
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"Oyster Card barrier blunders cost passengers £
On Dec 7, 1:56*pm, wrote:
On Tue, 7 Dec 2010 05:36:51 -0800 (PST) Paul wrote: take a bus, but anyone on Oyster PAYG would have to touch out at Seven Sisters and touch in on the bus, thereby incurring an extra fare. Yes, it does make me laugh when i hear "buses are accepting tickets" being mentioned by official channels. Since when does a bus NOT accept an Oyster or travelcard? I'd also just love someone at TfL to explain why flat fares are ok for the buses but not the tube. I suspect I'll never get a sensible answer to that one. B2003 But surely, in those circumstances, where Oyster pay as you go is being used, it is important NOT to swipe the card on the bus, in just the same way that when I am transferred from a short-running bus to the one behind, I NEVER swipe my card. Nobody has yet questioned my refusal! Marc. |
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