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I've been looking at the zonal single fares for NR within London
zones, and they are all less than £4 except for zones 1 - 6. However, in the section on exceptions, it says "... those circumstances where fares for use on some National Rail services are set by London Underground. This generally applies where there is a choice of London Underground and National Rail services on joint or parallel routes. On these routes, the fare for the journey will continue to be the appropriate London Underground fare for the journey being made." Does this mean that a single, for example, from Barking to West Ham on NR is £4 instead of the usual £1.90 for an NR zone 3 - 4 single? |
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