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May 30th 09, 10:38 PM
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Oyster revenue allocation question
"D DB 90001" wrote The easiest way to solve the problem would be to adopt a LOROL style approach to ALL suburban services in London, whereby the service frequency and operations are determined by TfL and operated under contract by the respective TOCs. But wouldn't that effectively mean that almost the entire rail network in the south-east would be decided by TfL - a body controlled by the mayor of just part of that network? Most south-east services are to, from, through London. |
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