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....and the zones 1&2 off-peak Day Travelcard breaks the £5 barrier!
(It had to happen sooner or later!) The full details of the new 2007 fares are now up on TfL's website: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/fares-tick...07/general.asp The PDF of the summary leaflet is available for download: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/fares-tick...s-Jan-2007.pdf Presumably the full fares and tickets booklet will follow nearer the date as has been recent practice. Over the past week I've seen posters at LU stations advising passengers that the 2007 fares leaflet was 'now available', but confusingly there were none in any of the leaflet dispensers. I didn't ask at a ticket office however so I guess it's possible they may have has some behind the counter. I don't know if the free Tube travel for unaccompanied under-11s from Easter '07 has been discussed here already, but it has been detailed on the transport strategy section of the Mayor's website for some time [1]. That website might be a good place to go to get information on upcoming fares developments, though wading through the minutes of GLA Transport committee can also provide a wealth of information about fares as well as everything else transport related in the capital (obviously!). ----- [1] http://www.london.gov.uk/mayor/transport/fares.jsp |
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