@_ChrisRussell_@TfL Best way to check is to register your card to a TfL account and look it up in TfL Go - it'll show more information than your bank statement can about your travel
Travelling in London can be complex, and even more so if you're dependent on having access to toilets along the way. We've made it easier to find in TfL Go - tap on any station on the map, and if toilets are there, tap the new 'Toilet facilities' button for detailed info.
@netmnp@TfL Odd, had a quick look and it seemed ok (my team is responsible for TfL Go). This highlights one reason why we added live location, to provide another data point to help you see when the bus is coming 😃
@IanGee2023@andystock22@TfL skimmer on the machine? Yikes if so :( Contactless is a great option, and you can register it to your TfL account for better visibility of spend and identifying when missed taps happen and refunds are needed.
@AvrilCoelho@MikScarlet@TfL@TfLAccess If you get a chance to try TfL Go, I'd love to hear any feedback - good and bad - as my team is responsible for it 😃
@ryanbate We've worked it out, it'll be fixed in the next bus data update - these are normally every two weeks, but not sure where we are in the cycle right now
@StephenB000@TfL This one? There was a disruption message showing, and live bus location showed the buses operating on the diverted section. We don’t have the ability yet to show the changed route line unfortunately.
@AaronjamesBrow2@TfL No, you must tap in and out with the same device or card otherwise you’ll end up with two incomplete journeys that you’ll need to request refunds for