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The Transport for London (TfL) Revenue Collection System collects in excess of GBP 5billion of revenue per annum (before Covid-19). Supporting transactions generated from over 16 million journeys per day, 0.5 million retail sales per day and in the last year 12 million Oyster and 35 million contactless payment card used to make journeys.
Point Pleasant Junction – East Putney
Fares revenue on LU was £2,410m... Operating expenditure on the Underground increased to £2,630m
Proposals for east-west train route across London, first mooted in 1974, inspired by Paris RER
Fares revenue on LU was £2,410m... Operating expenditure on the Underground increased to £2,630m
The Transport for London (TfL) Revenue Collection System collects in excess of GBP 5billion of revenue per annum (before Covid-19). Supporting transactions generated from over 16 million journeys per day, 0.5 million retail sales per day and in the last year 12 million Oyster and 35 million contactless payment card used to make journeys.
Proposals for east-west train route across London, first mooted in 1974, inspired by Paris RER
Point Pleasant Junction – East Putney
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