Jenny
10 years ago
[London transit question]
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Jenny
10 years ago
I'm trying to work out the best way to commute between New Cross Station to either Russel Square, Euston, or Farringdon (I can walk home from any of those). So I have a question about transferring from
Jenny
10 years ago
the local National Rail, to the Tube. In my understanding, they're two different transit systems, so at London Bridge Station for instance, if you come in on NR, do you have to pay another fare to transfer
Jenny
10 years ago
to the tube? Or can you walk from one to the other like transferring between regular Tube lines at interchange stations?
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Lara
10 years ago
can you not get something like a student pass, that you can just pay a set amount and use the ticket instead of having to pay fares every day?
Jenny
10 years ago
I already have a visitor Oyster card, which I can use to pay fares on NR and the Tube, I'm just not sure if I'll have to go through the tunstiles when transferring between them
British Snuffle
10 years ago
if it's all in the same station, you don't. If it's different buildings, you do :-)
Jenny
10 years ago
Wall_Turtle: thank you! :-) so from your answer I can assume that for the journey I have in mind, I'll only have to pay one fare, at the beginning
Jenny
10 years ago
if I transfer at London Bridge station
British Snuffle
10 years ago
also, TFL says you can do it like this:
Overground to Canada Water - switch to Jubilee line to Green Park - switch to Piccadilly line to Russell Square
British Snuffle
10 years ago
EverydayPeople: Yeah, I think so :-)
British Snuffle
10 years ago
Or yeah, overground to London Bridge then Northern Line
British Snuffle
10 years ago
(the overground isn't exactly national rail it counts as a tube line because london is weird like that)
Jenny
10 years ago
I didn't think the overground connected to London Bridge, the journey planner kept saying National Rail, but thanks for the tips :-)
British Snuffle
10 years ago
(insert squinting at the map here)
Jenny
10 years ago
I'd prefer to take the route with the least transfers, which looks like NR to London Bridge, transfer to Northern Line. Just hoping it works out on the day of :-P
British Snuffle
10 years ago
yeah, good plan XD Second option is overground to whitechapel then hammersmith to Farringdon
British Snuffle
10 years ago
that would definately be one fare and one change :-)
Lara
10 years ago
test runs are a good idea
British Snuffle
10 years ago
no, the map fibbed XD
Jenny
10 years ago
thepaddlingloli: thank you, this helps immensely. Guess I'll take the overground from New Cross!
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