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![]() wrote in message ... However, it doesn't simplify matters at all. If an afternoon peak applied to the off-peak one day travelcard, it would also have to apply to passengers travelling in from outside zone 6 (as people arriving in London between 4pm and 7pm wouldn't be able to travel beyond their terminal station). This would all but kill off any chance of anyone having a evening out in London if they are not already there. I suspect existing paper travelcard conditions will remain largely unchanged, unless individual operators take the FCC policy. I don't think there is an equivalent (other than via PAYG capping) of the one day travelcard on Oyster, so the issue won't arise there. Isn't there a precedent for this with oyster peak charging on London Overground between Euston and Watford? I know that for Clapham Junction to Watford there are times when it's cheaper to buy a paper ticket from Southern (with a gold card discount) than use PAYG. D A Stocks |
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