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*If* a Travelcard holder starts a journey and validates their card at a
station outside of their zonal validity then there will be a deduction from their PAYG purse of £1 (starting at an origin in Z2-6D) or £1.50 (starting at an origin in Zone 1). At final exit the gate or validator will determine if any more money needs to be deducted from PAYG for the extension journey. I know I asked this before but there was confusion about the answer. I still don't understand what happens if you have a Travelcard (on Oyster), touch in within your zones of validity but are unable to touch out at the destination. Specifically, I am referring to the large number of people (myself inc.) who have to touch in at Ealing Broadway (Z3), take the overground to Paddington but cannot touch out there. How would the system know that I didn't take the tube outside my zones of validity and failed to touch out at the arrival station (and should therefore have a fare deducted from my PAYG)? Jase |
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