I'm not sure why you would think that.I'm trying to plan out a North Country Rover trip and the terms say it is valid: By any train after 09:00 Monday to Friday.
So am I right in thinking I couldn't use it on the 09:00 Durham - York?
I assume the OP thinks that, as 0900, isn't after 9am, it isn't valid. I don't know if it is valid.I'm not sure why you would think that.
Because 09:00 isn't after 09:00?I'm not sure why you would think that.
So valid on a 09:00 departure.Not valid on trains timed to depart after 04:29 and before 09:00.
You will be fine at 09:00 as the restriction B3 is before 09:00: https://www.brfares.com/!roverdetail?nlc=I744&rvr=NC8I'm trying to plan out a North Country Rover trip and the terms say it is valid: By any train after 09:00 Monday to Friday.
So am I right in thinking I couldn't use it on the 09:00 Durham - York?
North Country Rover 4 days in 8?
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So valid on a 09:00 departure.
Restriction code B3
You will be fine at 09:00 as the restriction B3 is before 09:00: https://www.brfares.com/!roverdetail?nlc=I744&rvr=NC8
Which site?Thanks both of you. I wonder why the National Rail site says By any train after 09:00 Monday to Friday then.
Which site?
Because https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ticket-types/validity/b3/ says the same as I quoted above from BRFares.
Thanks both of you. I wonder why the National Rail site says By any train after 09:00 Monday to Friday then.
Which site?
Because https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ticket-types/validity/b3/ says the same as I quoted above from BRFares.
National Rail said:Validity - Terms & Conditions
National Rail said:By any train after 09:00 Monday to Friday.
By any train Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays.
Restriction does not apply to customer travelling from any station between Barrow in Furness and Carlisle or vice versa on direct services only.
Because someone in a marketing department thinks that “not before” means the same as “after” but is more confusing. Lots of places get into the same muddle with age-related restrictions. The same “simplification” has introduced confusion about late-running trains by removing “timed to depart”. Your rover is, for example, not valid on the 08.45 even if it’s an hour late - but it is valid on the 09.01 even if it leaves 2 minutes early, but that’s not what the marketing implies.Thanks both of you. I wonder why the National Rail site says By any train after 09:00 Monday to Friday then.
although I'm sure this was not really in doubtThis ticket has restriction code B3![]()