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"Rob Hamadi" wrote in message
oups.com... asdf wrote: What's to stop you getting on a bendy with a pre-pay Oyster, and standing next to the Oyster reader, only touching in if/when an inspector boards? Do they switch the validators off when there is an inspection? Now that's an interesting question. As it happens, pre-pay works out cheapest for me, as I typically only take two buses a day, 5 days a week. When my route first went bendy there were a few occasions when I realised with a start, halfway through my journey, that I'd forgotten to touch in. Of course by then the bus was packed, so I'd end up handing my card to another traveller and asking them to touch it in for me. That said, I've yet to see an RPI on a rush hour bendy bus. I suspect that the homeless man who sets up camp at the back of the bus on my morning route has noticed the same thing. I did indeed notice. They never bother me. |
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