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On 6 May, 10:10, Boltar wrote:
I had to use a bus on the w/e and found that my pre pay had run out. It cost me 2 quid to go 1 mile because I had to pay by cash. Is that fair? I don't think so. Same story on the tube. I think one of the first things boris should at is ditch Kens idiotic , deliberate and spiteful disparity between the Oyster and cash fares to deliberately force occasional commuters to use Oyster to no benefit to themselves but every benefit to TfL. You realise that if it benefits TfL, that means it benefits ratepayers, right? Cash handling is expensive and it is right that this should be reflected by putting prices at a deterrent level, thereby saving us all money and allowing more spending on improving the service... [as well as the auto-top-up point someone else mentioned, aren't there any newsagents near your house?] -- John Band john at johnband dot org www.johnband.org |
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