From my interpretation of the NRG, Burton on Trent to Worcester via
Cheltenham Spa is a permitted route:
Under the fares rule, Tamworth is the only valid routeing point fro
Burton on Trent.
Tamworth to Worcester gives maps CE or WM. CE allows Tamworth -
Birmingham - Gloucester - Worcester or Tamworth - Birmingham -
Smethwick.- Worcester.
So I interpret that from the first route, it would be permitted to do
Tamworth - Birmingham - Cheltenham Spa- Worcester as you would double
through Cheltenham Spa on the Gloucester route, even though it doesn't
explicitly appear on the map.
The NRE engine seems to agree with me, not giving the multiple tickets
symbol on journeys via Cheltenham. The NXEC engine, OTOH, does not. It
gives a 'No fares found' error which I usually find only does this for
invalid routes.
Do others think it is a valid route?
Cheltenham Spa is a permitted route:
Under the fares rule, Tamworth is the only valid routeing point fro
Burton on Trent.
Tamworth to Worcester gives maps CE or WM. CE allows Tamworth -
Birmingham - Gloucester - Worcester or Tamworth - Birmingham -
Smethwick.- Worcester.
So I interpret that from the first route, it would be permitted to do
Tamworth - Birmingham - Cheltenham Spa- Worcester as you would double
through Cheltenham Spa on the Gloucester route, even though it doesn't
explicitly appear on the map.
The NRE engine seems to agree with me, not giving the multiple tickets
symbol on journeys via Cheltenham. The NXEC engine, OTOH, does not. It
gives a 'No fares found' error which I usually find only does this for
invalid routes.
Do others think it is a valid route?