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On Sep 26, 4:05 pm, Paul Corfield wrote:
Isn't this is a slightly unfair question given that LU offices, even where there is a NR service at the location, have always had a restricted ticket range and are not subject to the same obligations as normal NR stations that have ticket offices? I don't mean where it's "at the same location", I mean where the LUL ticket office and machines are the only way through the barrier onto NR services. Are you meant to be able to buy the same tickets here as at an NR ticket office? I'm never quite sure. In such cases why would one be able to buy a unusual (whatever one of those is) or long distance ticket? unusual = anything other than "full price single (or day return) from this station to X", where X is a nearby station. U -- http://londonconnections.blogspot.com/ A blog about transport projects in London |
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