london CIV would this be valid?

[a0151]

If I buy a Liverpool Lime street to London CIV ticket and use a ferry ticket Dover to France to complete my journey would this make my CIV ticket valid? If not what situation only by sea would make my CIV ticket valid?


Thank you

 

[AlterEgo]

What ticket would cover you between London and Dover?

 

[Tetchytyke]

No (channel) ferry journeys give you CIV protection.

 

[Bletchleyite]

No ferry journeys give you CIV protection.

They certainly used to. Has the ability to issue CIV through journeys including a ferry journey gone now? I guess it must have done.

 

[Tetchytyke]

I'm not sure about the ferries to Eire, but none of the channel ferries do. The Calais day ticket is not considered an international journey, and there are no other rail+ferry tickets.

 

[sheff1]

They certainly used to. Has the ability to issue CIV through journeys including a ferry journey gone now? I guess it must have done.

I believe these through tickets are covered by CIV https://www.abelliogreateranglia.co.uk/tickets-fares/discounts/dutchflyer-rail-and-sail-to-holland

All Eire destinations via ferry should be issued as CIV tickets.

 

[najaB]

I'm not sure about the ferries to Eire, but none of the channel ferries do. The Calais day ticket is not considered an international journey, and there are no other rail+ferry tickets.

I'm 99% sure that at least some of the Irish ferries have CIV protection as I remember seeing it on at least one of my tickets.

 

[The Quincunx]

I'm not sure about the ferries to Eire, but none of the channel ferries do. The Calais day ticket is not considered an international journey, and there are no other rail+ferry tickets.

Eire?? Only if you're speaking Irish, please.

 

[krus_aragon]

Eire?? Only if you're speaking Irish, please.

Does "RoI" suit you better?