The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 7 and Version 6 of Carnet

Version 7	Version 6
== Line 5 ==
Fix Please : ''is this info correct for 2005. I can't find any info on TfL website. Do Carnet's exist.''
== Line 9 ==	== Line 7 ==
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== Line 13 ==	== Line 11 ==
host='81.2.66.249'	host='81.107.227.47'
== Line 15 ==	== Line 13 ==
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A "book" of 10 tube tickets bought in advance for single journeys within zone 1. You can buy them at any touch-screen ticket machine or at the ticket office. Each book costs �15.00, making an individual journey �1.50 - a saving of 50p per journey (normal Z1 single fare �2).

If you make infrequent journeys both within *and* outside Zone 1, you will be better suited with a prepay Oyster card which charges last year's fares everywhere, and a maximum single fare of �1.80 anywhere at weekends. However it does charge �1.60 per journey within Zone 1, 10p more than a Carnet.