Oyster on National Rail
- Amersham - Marylebone
- Finsbury Park - King's Cross/Moorgate
- Greenford/West Drayton - London Paddington
- Stratford - Liverpool Street
- Tottenham Hale/Seven Sisters - Stratford
- Upminster/Rainham (Essex) - Fenchurch Street/Liverpool Street via Barking (but not at Forest Gate/Maryland)
- Walthamstow Central/Tottenham Hale/Seven Sisters - Liverpool Street
- Watford Junction - Euston (London Midland)
- Watford Junction - Clapham Junction (Southern)
- West Hampstead (Thameslink) - Moorgate/Elephant & Castle/London Bridge
- West Ruislip- Marylebone /Paddington
You can also use Oyster to pay as you go on London Overground services.
Map showing where pay as you go is valid on National Rail services (PDF 57KB)
How to use your Oyster card on National Rail:
When you are using Oyster to pay as you go you must touch on the yellow reader in at the start and touch out at the end of your journey.
If you use pay as you go on the above National Rail services, an entry charge of up to £5 (£5 at Watford Junction) will be deducted from your Oyster card when you touch in at the start of your journey. When you touch out, the charge will be adjusted so that you only pay the advertised Oyster single fare for the journey you have just made.
If you do not touch in and out correctly the charge is not adjusted and you lose the benefit of cheaper Oyster fares.
When using pay as you go at stations where there are no ticket gates, you must use the validators provided. If you do not, you will be charged a maximum cash fare.
Some National Rail stations issue Oyster cards and can renew tickets and top-up travel value to pay as you go.
Please note: Watford Junction does not issue Oyster cards. If you already have an Oyster card you can top-up your pay as you go.
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