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![]() On Apr 19, 8:06*pm, martin wrote: When a tube station or line is closed for planned work (or there's other unplanned disruption), and TfL advise that tube tickets will be accepted on local buses, how does the Oyster PAYG system cope? Nothing changes. Wood Green tube's closed this weekend, so instead of walking to the station, I'm taking a bus to Turnpike Lane. While the cost of two PAYG singles already take me beyond the z1-3 cap (with a 16-25 railcard), I'm curious to know what would happen to the bus fare I didn't reach the cap. In truth I'd think that trying to devise a procedure whereby passengers were not charged for travelling on regular local bus services in such situations would be nightmarishly complex and fraught with untold potential problems. Rail replacement bus services are however effectively free to holders of Oyster cards. |
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