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Still not sure it's of much use to me. I travel a few times a week from
Zone 3 into central London, an occasional bus ride, and a few Southern trains between Balham, Victoria, Croydon etc., on which I understand you can't use Oyster. I find it is worthwhile just for the convenience of not having to use the ticket machines for the trams or for buses where you need a ticket for boarding, or having to mess around paying the driver. Saving a few bob in doing so is a bonus. Would there be any point in loading a one day Travelcard (say zones 1-4) onto an Oyster card on a day when I need it, or might I just as well carry on buying paper tickets? You can't actually load a one day travelcard onto an Oyster. Although I'd find it useful myself I can see why they never bothered with it as it is just as easy to hand you a paper ticket. G. |
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