Once you hit that cap, something magical happens. Your brain switches into greedy tourist mode.
You start thinking, “I could go to the museum in Zone 1. Then visit that weird cheese shop in Zone 2. Then go see a friend in Zone 3. It’s all free!”
It’s the same feeling you get at an all-you-can-eat buffet. You know you shouldn’t, but your wallet is already off the hook.
The Dreaded “Oops” Journey
Of course, life loves to throw a curveball. You’re tapping out, heading home, and then your phone buzzes: “Meet us for dinner in Zone 4!”
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Measuring Physical Activity: The Role of MVPA and FIT Points in Educat
That’s the moment you look at your Oyster card like it just betrayed you. The daily cap doesn’t just give up—it launches into a penalty fare boss battle.
It’s the same sinking feeling as realizing your jeans shrunk, but you still wore them anyway. You knew it was a risk.
