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London buses paying at night?
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rich_shot2003
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I will be getting a bus from heathrow into London tomorrow night(3am) and understand they dont take cash.
So how do i pay for fare and what kind of price will it be for a adult?
So how do i pay for fare and what kind of price will it be for a adult?
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You can use a contactless card , just tap it on the reader
https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payments/contactlessEx forum ambassador
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But where do i buy one at that time of night as i will be getting to heathrow at about 2am from the north?0
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A normal one, like a visa debit card!:mad: :j:D:beer::eek::A:p:rotfl::cool::):(:T0
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If you have a debit card with the above symbol you can use it on the bus, just touch it on the yellow reader on the bus when you get on and you're good to go.ITV Winners Club #87 :eek:0 -
https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payments/fares/bus-and-tram
Bus fares are £1.50
You can use any contactless debit, credit or charge card.0 -
Wow thats cheap.
My debit card has the Contactless icon on it but will it be active as have never set it up.0 -
My Santander needed to be used in an ATM first; I don't think the Halifax needed any set up.Never pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0
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rich_shot2003 wrote: »Wow thats cheap.
My debit card has the Contactless icon on it but will it be active as have never set it up.
you dont need to set it up with transport for london just use it, if you get a red light when you first present your card to the reader just take it away and present it again and you should get a green light0 -
rich_shot2003 wrote: »My debit card has the Contactless icon on it but will it be active as have never set it up.If you've got a contactless payment card but haven't used it yet, you might need to make a chip and PIN payment elsewhere before you can use it for contactless payments.0
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Have you used the card before to pay by chip and pin, or to withdraw cash?0
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