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Shoreditch High Street to East Dulwich

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bicbasher

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For some reason, the fare from Shoreditch High Street (SDC) to East Dulwich and North Dulwich are charged as an NR/TfL Oyster fare despite the whole journey being technically an NR one, which should be £2.30/£1.80.

On the other hand, Whitechapel to East Dulwich is charged as a NR Oyster fare.
 
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I have a suspicion the default route might be set as changing to the Jubilee at Canada Water and going London Bridge to East Dulwich on Southern. It may not take the LOROL extension into account. Paging MikeWh!
 

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I have a suspicion the default route might be set as changing to the Jubilee at Canada Water and going London Bridge to East Dulwich on Southern. It may not take the LOROL extension into account. Paging MikeWh!

Very strange. BRFares.com has the default fare via Surrey Quays as £2.30/£1.80 single on Oyster, yet TfL's Fare finder has the combined fare.
 

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I have a suspicion the default route might be set as changing to the Jubilee at Canada Water and going London Bridge to East Dulwich on Southern. It may not take the LOROL extension into account. Paging MikeWh!

I agree. There are a number of anomalies with the new ELLX route which don't seem to have been taken into account. Just need to keep pushing them.
 
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