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![]() When purchasing a new ticket for an oyster-card online, the ticket is added to the card when going through a gate at some nominated station... all well and good. What happens however when there is a gap between dates covered by the tickets, such that the new ticket is actually being purchased after the previous one runs out? How can I pass through a ticket gate to renew the card, if I have no valid tickets on the card? Should I just turn up to the station and try it on a barrier a few days before the new ticket begins? I presume it would reject the card, but would it still write the new ticket? Ta. J. |
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![]() "Jason G Doig" wrote in message ... What happens however when there is a gap between dates covered by the tickets, such that the new ticket is actually being purchased after the previous one runs out? How can I pass through a ticket gate to renew the card, if I have no valid tickets on the card? Just pass through on the day that the new ticket starts - it should load the new ticket and let you through at the same time. Self-service machines at the nominated station _might_ be able to load tickets too, somebody will need to confirm that. -- TC |
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But if your first use is on a bus, or from another station that won't work.
But you don't have to "pass" through the barrier" to load. Just touch it,and although it will reject, it should load.. Lawrence Myers "TC" wrote in message ... "Jason G Doig" wrote in message ... What happens however when there is a gap between dates covered by the tickets, such that the new ticket is actually being purchased after the previous one runs out? How can I pass through a ticket gate to renew the card, if I have no valid tickets on the card? Just pass through on the day that the new ticket starts - it should load the new ticket and let you through at the same time. Self-service machines at the nominated station _might_ be able to load tickets too, somebody will need to confirm that. -- TC |
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Lawrence Myers wrote:
But you don't have to "pass" through the barrier" to load. Just touch it,and although it will reject, it should load.. Confirmed: this is how it worked for me. |
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![]() "james007" wrote in message ... Lawrence Myers wrote: But you don't have to "pass" through the barrier" to load. Just touch it,and although it will reject, it should load.. Confirmed: this is how it worked for me. Cheers for the comments folks. As it happens, the card loaded and the barrier opened at the same time. Which is nice - but I'm not sure what I need to allow four days for (as per the standard advice) if it can work like that... ![]() J. |
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