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Ah yes, that topic that is dredged up again and again (frequently by me!).
We had some discussions on whether the fare caps would be the same price as Travelcards, given that Oyster Prepay is not yet valid on most National Rail services. The latest set of Mayor's Q&As (15 Dec) on the GLA site has an answer to that very question. http://mqt.london.gov.uk//public/question.do?id=9496 "Oyster Pre Pay daily caps will be set at Travelcard prices with one exception. The cap for zone 1-6 travel after 9:30 am and all day on weekends and holidays will be £5.70 - 30p less than the corresponding Travelcard price. Although Oyster Pre Pay is not valid on National Rail, except for inter-available routes, 74% of customers buying one-day Travelcards from TfL use only TfL services. Adhering to Travelcard prices is preferable to adding one more set of price points to an already too complicated fare structure.I hope that Train operating companies will adopt Oyster smart card ticketing as soon as possible." -- Dave Arquati Imperial College, SW7 www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London |
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