What happens if you accidentally tap out with a different card?

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Using the wrong card to tap out results in a maximum fare charge on both cards. The system registers two separate, incomplete journeys. Avoid this; its costly and inconvenient.

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Ugh, so you accidentally tapped out with the wrong card? Been there, done that, got the weirdly inflated bill to prove it! Let me tell you, it’s not fun. I once did it – tapped out with my old student Oyster card instead of my new contactless, and the charge? Seriously astronomical. Felt like I’d funded a small country’s bus system. Apparently, the system sees it as two separate, unfinished journeys. Two! Can you believe it? It’s like, the system thinks I was cloning myself to travel or something.

So, yeah, using the wrong card means you get hit with the maximum fare on both cards. It’s a double whammy, a transport-based punch to the gut. Not cool. Avoid it at all costs, seriously. It’s costly – that maxed-out fare is no joke – and super inconvenient. You have to deal with sorting out refunds, which is always a joyous experience, isn’t it? (Said no one ever.) Trust me on this one, check that card before you tap!