Which bit would you like me to clarify?
Why you would not be able to get the 14:48?
I'm not entirely sure what the point of your question is? What specifically do you need to know? If you don't arrive in time, then clearly you won't be able to catch it and there is nothing anyone can do to prevent that. If you fail to make your connection, you can catch the next available service and claim delay repay.
I'm not sure how to make it clearer.
Without knowing the exact ticket you hold, nobody can possibly expected to know the answer to that question.
With respect, rather than post 'I don't know, your post isn't clear', maybe ask what the ticket is etc first? It's not like I'm stressed enough trying to reorganise my travel for petty posting.
If you want people to help you, you need to give enough information for them to do so accurately.
Presumably 1L64 13:23 Lincoln Central to Leeds, https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/service/gb-nr:G89419/2026-09-18/detailed, but the original poster is not very good at clarifying.
It'll be interesting to hear what you get offered in delay repay as even though you made the 14:52 your connection was only 3 minutes rather than the minimum of 7 minutes for Sheffield.
Cross Country's computer might think the earliest you could have got to Leeds would be 16:15 though if it applies the minimum connection time at Sheffield which would put you into the 60-119 minutes bracket rather than the 30-59 minutes one.
Oh is that what happens? Even if they see that I scanned in Leeds?
Actually it's Cross Country so your mileage may vary and they actually ask you to choose your delay bracket yourself so to be safe I'd say just choose 30-59 minutes as that was your actual delay.
