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Tuesday 24 November 2009 7:00 pm

CITY VIEWS: WILL THE CAPITAL’S OYSTERISATION AFFECT YOU?

By: admindrupal

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TOM SUTTON RK HARRISON

“Sadly this so-called ‘Oysterisation’ Boris has announced will make no difference to my daily commute, but I do think it is a good policy for London in general. It will make moving around the capital a much easier experience, I would imagine.”

NICK WEST CHAUCER

“This is a brilliant idea, and has been a long time coming, but I’m not sure if it will change my commute. I’m hoping it’ll save me some money day-to-day, but I’m sceptical that the costs will actually be that different. Transport has to be paid for somehow.”

FRED SQUIRE PARAGON CONSULTING

“The move will no doubt make travelling around London much easier, but I’ve yet to work out whether it will make my daily commute much cheaper or easier. On the whole, I support the move – anything to make travelling a more simple experience.”

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