Well i didn't puzz in when i entered at the start of my journey as there wasn't anywhere where i could as i started at farrendon station and at the time they didn't have anywhere as i used the side enterance. Do you think its worth my while contacting tfl via phone and asking them if they will settle out of court? Not sure what to do really.

Bankfodder, the oyster card was in my name, basically i used the freedom pass as i was exiting the station and the inspector was standing in front of the barrier with a hand held control which indicated to her that i was using a freedom pass. Police we on site and did ask the inspector if she needed assistence but she said everything was fine. The inspector then asked to see the freedom pass that i used. I told the inspector i used it by mistake and showed her my oyster but she said that it was an offence etc. Hope this helps.

I got stopped at aldgate underground station, i had oyster card in one pocket and my mums freedom pass in the other. My mum is under a mental health doctor and i have to keep hold of her per cessions as she will just throw them away otherwise. I explained this to the inspector but she said she had herd it all before. This happened in November 2010, i have now received a summons from London Underground stating i was traveling with the intent to avoid payment. it states on the summons that "if you plead guilty in writing, the application will be as shown below, On the above date in court London Underground will be applying for the sum of £120.00 towards costs incurred. I was hoping someone could offer me some advice on what i should do for the best outcome from this incident.