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This is about the tube so none of what you've written here is relevent. There are of course no "scanners for e-tickets" on the tube and there's no world where
by nsteel 2y ago
This is about the tube so none of what you've written here is relevent.
There are of course no "scanners for e-tickets" on the tube and there's no world where buying a physical ticket for a tube journey is faster than using contactless at the gate.
New tech wins on the tube.
- mytailorisrich 2y agoOh dear, I've ruffled a few feathers here...
- nsteel 2y agoMisleading offtopic posts are a bit frustrating, yes.
- ta1243 2y ago> There are of course no "scanners for e-tickets" on the tube and there's no world where buying a physical ticket for a tube journey is faster than using contactless at the gate. The lack of scanners at Underground stations is a pain for cross-London journeys -- you can't get a ticket from say Milton Keynes to Tunbridge Wells on an e-ticket because it includes the cross-london element
- nsteel 2y agoThat's a very fair criticism. They should at least make an eticket version of that route a few quid cheaper and make it clear the journey doesn't include the tube part.