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Delay Repay with Oyster card cap
wolvoman
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I recently had a journey that was Zone 6 national rail plus underground and the total fee for the day hit the daily cap of £14.10.
My outbound journey shows up in my Oyster account as £8.90
My return shows as £5.20 because it hits the fare cap.
My return journey was delayed by more than 120 minutes (entirely caused by the National Rail component of the journey), so I should have been entitled to a refund of the full return fare.
However my delay repay was only given as £5.20. This can't be right, can it?
2 things:
1. This doesn't satisfy the rule of delay repay for delays of 120+ minutes which should be more than a single journey cost.
2. It feels unfair that the compensation for delays on the inbound journey is worth less than outbound because of the daily fare cap.
My outbound journey shows up in my Oyster account as £8.90
My return shows as £5.20 because it hits the fare cap.
My return journey was delayed by more than 120 minutes (entirely caused by the National Rail component of the journey), so I should have been entitled to a refund of the full return fare.
However my delay repay was only given as £5.20. This can't be right, can it?
2 things:
1. This doesn't satisfy the rule of delay repay for delays of 120+ minutes which should be more than a single journey cost.
2. It feels unfair that the compensation for delays on the inbound journey is worth less than outbound because of the daily fare cap.
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Comments
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I believe journeys on Oyster are classed as single tickets (no matter how many you do in a day) so you are entitled to 100% of the delayed fare which was £5.20.The fact you also travelled earlier in the day is unfortunately not relevant here.1
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I suppose if you had made more journeys that day you may have been entitled to a refund of 100% of nothing ...
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