Hi. Could anyone please clarify a couple of questions for me?

I have a Visitors Travelcard for zones 1 and 2 and I want to go from a
station in zone 2 (Gloucester Road) to North Greenwich Tube station, which
is on the borderline between zones 2 and 3.
Is that allowed or is North Greenwich considered to be in zone 3?

Is the Travelcard valid for all London buses in zones 1 to 6? I want to go
to the Thames Barrier Infocentre in Woolwich.

I have spent hours reading London Transport website, but I am still
uncertain.

Best regards Jørgen.

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 14:01:10 -0000, Jørgen Christensen
wrote:

Hi. Could anyone please clarify a couple of questions for me?

I have a Visitors Travelcard for zones 1 and 2 and I want to go from a
station in zone 2 (Gloucester Road) to North Greenwich Tube station,
which
is on the borderline between zones 2 and 3.
Is that allowed or is North Greenwich considered to be in zone 3?

Yes, your ticket is valid for Gloucester Rd to North Greenwich.
A station on the borderline of two zones is considered to be in which ever
zone will benefit the passenger. So travelling to North Greenwich from
zone 1 it can be considered as a zone 2 station but traveling from zone 4
it can be considered a zone 3 station.

Is the Travelcard valid for all London buses in zones 1 to 6? I want to
go
to the Thames Barrier Infocentre in Woolwich.

Yes, a travel card covering any zone(s) is valid on the entire London bus
network. In effect, the bus network has no zones.

I have spent hours reading London Transport website, but I am still
uncertain.

I feel your pain. I've been here 7 years but am still unsure about some
things.
Enjoy your visit.

--
Fig

Hi Fig.

Thanks very much for your speedy reply. I was of the same opinion, but I
couldn't find it described anywhere, and I didn't want to start my holiday
with a fine.
Best regards Jørgen.