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Tottenham Hale to West Croydon off-peak £1.50 - why?

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According to the official TfL site the off peak Oyster / contactless fare is £1.50 from Tottenham Hale and Lea Bridge and £2.40 from stations north of Tottenham Hale. Oyster-Rail is an independent site with no official standing.
 
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PeterC said:
According to the official TfL site the off peak Oyster / contactless fare is £1.50 from Tottenham Hale and Lea Bridge and £2.40 from stations north of Tottenham Hale. Oyster-Rail is an independent site with no official standing.
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Although it does endeavour to provide accurate information, and it's fare finder is powered by the exact same data as the official TfL one.

Looks like I may have to revisit the colouring on the map. Historically TfL fares were charged on GA between London and Stratford, Walthamstow, Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters. Therefore the fare should be covered by the off-peak for £1.50 in zone 2-6 offer.
 
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MikeWh said:
Although it does endeavour to provide accurate information, and it's fare finder is powered by the exact same data as the official TfL one.

Looks like I may have to revisit the colouring on the map. Historically TfL fares were charged on GA between London and Stratford, Walthamstow, Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters. Therefore the fare should be covered by the off-peak for £1.50 in zone 2-6 offer.
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Would it be as simple as putting those lines on the TfL-LU Scale (orange) or would there be other counterexamples to this?
 
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