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September 19th 06, 03:21 PM
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Oyster Unresolved Journey as of November 2006
If you have a Travelcard season, unresolved journeys don't matter (as
long as the endpoint is within your zones). And PAYG isn't valid on National Rail between Ealing Broadway and Paddington. How would it "know" that the endpoint was in my valid travelcard zones (1-3 incidentally - I have some PAYG credit as well)? I could just as easily gone to a tube destination in zone 5 and failed to touch out; isn't catching that possibility the point of the £4 charge? |
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