Annie Mole's, webmaster of Going Underground, daily web log (blog).
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Ken - I don't know I buy an annual season ticket Norris - Between �25 and �30, I think but I get a zone 1-3 annual pass myself Hughes - �15.40 (how can you so precisely give the wrong answer)
Johnson - I'm not sure - I always get an annual one. Maybe about �24.
The correct answer is �29.20
Then it all went horribly wrong for bus champion Ken.
How much does a bus journey into or from Zone 1 cost?
Ken - They're all 70p (hide your head in shame Mr Livingstone)
Norris - �1 Hughes - �1 Johnson - 70p
As much as I hate buses even I know it's a quid for adults.
I quite liked their answers on how they travel to work:
Ken - Tube (yes I have proof of this)
Norris - Bus and Tube. I get the bus to Brixton, then the Victoria Line to Green Park and the number 9 to Kensington High Street (then an essay as to how wonderful his journey is)
Hughes - It varies, sometimes I drive my taxi (errr, what - he has a taxi) or I take the 53 or 453 bus. I used to cycle but my bike was stolen. If I'm elected mayor I will walk to work. Johnson - I take a train from Brockley to City Hall.
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