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Rich Mallard wrote:
Really?? What happens to our CDRs that are substantially cheaper during off-peak periods during the daytime? Isn't it best to have a level playing field right across the Capital when it comes to a fares structure? CDRs don't exist on the buses, tube etc., why should those using NR within the Travelcard zones travel at reduced costs? On the trains I use, I see about half of the people passing through the ticket barriers where I am (Bexley station) have grey NR season tickets, not Travelcards. Probably because most work close to London Bridge, Cannon Street etc. and walk the rest of the way. Many probably drive from home to their local station, pay exorbitant car parking charges when using a local bus and paying the extra for a Travelcard might work out cheaper. -- Phil Richards London, UK Home Page: http://www.philrichards1.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk |
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