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Nee different to Google Maps is it?To the OP: Make sure you download City Mapper on your phone
It's easily the best way for navigating your way around the city
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Nee different to Google Maps is it?To the OP: Make sure you download City Mapper on your phone
It's easily the best way for navigating your way around the city
Can't be many trips between Kensington and tourist places in Zone 1 that are quicker by Uber, surely?Well that's not true.
Can't be many trips between Kensington and tourist places in Zone 1 that are quicker by Uber, surely?
Why?See #10
Why?
See #43
I tend to find it easier on the eyes than google maps. The app feels a bit less clutteredNee different to Google Maps is it?
Post 10 isn't the OP.
read the whole thread next time you pedantic moron.
No. It'll almost always be quicker and cheaper by bus or tube.
Normal Uber is fine for 4 usually. Not sure if it's different because of covidNever used Uber before, but will in London in a fortnight or so with the family, and was wondering if London based SMBers could give me the lowdown. Is it worth using Ubers instead of public transport? There will be 4 of us - am I right in thinking that we will have to order Uber XL (from my limited research). Any advice welcomed.
Nee different to Google Maps is it?
My wife (no) and I took the two grandsons out in London a couple of weeks ago, (ages 8 and 10), we both used a contactless card (different accounts, not sure how it would have worked with the same account tbh) and we each took a grandson each through luggage gates every time, no problem, doesn't have to be an Oyster Card as far as I am aware (I googled it and it says up to 4 children for one fare-paying adult using pay-as-you-go methods (so assume that is Oyster or Contactless).I'm down in a week or so. I was wondering if anyone can explain the contactless card system with two six year olds? I have a card, as does Mrs Harmonic (no), for the same account but that should be fine. The six year olds should travel free, but do I need and Oyster card for that or can they travel free if we use contactless payment? If we can just use our contactless cards how does it work, do we tap and two of us go through, then tap and the other two go through? Ta
My wife (no) and I took the two grandsons out in London a couple of weeks ago, (ages 8 and 10), we both used a contactless card (different accounts, not sure how it would have worked with the same account tbh) and we each took a grandson each through luggage gates every time, no problem, doesn't have to be an Oyster Card as far as I am aware (I googled it and it says up to 4 children for one fare-paying adult using pay-as-you-go methods (so assume that is Oyster or Contactless).
I do this all the time now.And cheaper to walk. If you are in Zone 1 then London isn't as big as you might think.
Make you you get the Citymapper app. Much better than Google Maps for offering options on how to get around.
Ordered Uber 3 wks ago and as the driver pulled up, he announced NO front seat passengers, he said we wouldn't find an Uber in the UK that would take anyone in the front seat. My reply was , ' what, apart from the one that dropped us 4 off about 3 hours ago? ' ( prick)Normal Uber is fine for 4 usually. Not sure if it's different because of covid
Ordered Uber 3 wks ago and as the driver pulled up, he announced NO front seat passengers, he said we wouldn't find an Uber in the UK that would take anyone in the front seat. My reply was , ' what, apart from the one that dropped us 4 off about 3 hours ago? ' ( prick)
I do this all the time now.
Walked from Aldgate to Borough market for a few drinks on Saturday.
Did the walk home too apparently but can’t remember it
Bloke working for minimum wage (if that) wants to reduce the chances of catching a virus that is spreading like wildfire. What a dickhead, eh?Ordered Uber 3 wks ago and as the driver pulled up, he announced NO front seat passengers, he said we wouldn't find an Uber in the UK that would take anyone in the front seat. My reply was , ' what, apart from the one that dropped us 4 off about 3 hours ago? ' ( prick)
Bloke working for minimum wage (if that) wants to reduce the chances of catching a virus that is spreading like wildfire. What a dickhead, eh?Ordered Uber 3 wks ago and as the driver pulled up, he announced NO front seat passengers, he said we wouldn't find an Uber in the UK that would take anyone in the front seat. My reply was , ' what, apart from the one that dropped us 4 off about 3 hours ago? ' ( prick)