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I hear you. :)
I'm not trying to "pick on" SWT staff - if I only ever saw the odd guard stuck at the back I wouldn't care. But myself and my commuting buddies have all noticed that most of the guards regularly never appear. It's clearly an issue as the SWT guard I chatted to at...
Unpopular with whom?
And I've paid for the service so I'm free to silently observe what goes on around me. When I report my concerns to SWT (as I have on several occasions), I have always been thanked for my feedback. I certainly don't "test" members of rail staff, I don't interfere with or...
It's always been suburban guards who hide in the cab. I sat deliberately next to the rear cab in order to monitor the guard and he didn't move down the train from Weybridge to Waterloo, so I know he didn't walk down the train.
Even if he did a walk through though, I still feel they should be...
A grumpy SWT inspector sold me a ticket earlier today after I had to spend a while finding him. Conversation was thus:
Me: Can I buy a ticket from you please?
Him: You realise supposed to buy it before you board - why didn't you?
Me: Because the station was closed and the ticket machine...
Was talking to a lovely SWT guard at Walton-on-Thames and mentioned a pet peeve of mine which is guards on SWT trains who spend the whole journey in the rear cab of the train. I've seen people walk the whole length of the train to find a guard and assumed that the voice making announcements was...
If you have a valid travelcard it will let you touch out regardless or whether you touched in or not, as long as the travelcard is valid for the station you are touching out at - isn't that correct?
Hi,
I often travel on the 10.02 train from Earlsfield to Walton on Thames. I can't buy my tickets from a machine before 10.00am (I wish to use my YP card) as it says the fare will be £12 with my YP card (yet £5.90 without), so I always need to queue at the ticket window, which is normally ok...
Aaah, glad it is allowed. I'm fed up with arsey staff at Wimbledon - the other day, the conversation went like this.
Staff: Earlsfield isn't far, you might as well stay on.
Me: I want to go and do some shopping and then go back later.
*staff memberlooks at tickets for a few seconds*...
Hi all
One question - if I buy an off peak day return (with a YP card) from Earlsfield to Walton on Thames, am I allowed to break my return journey at Wimbledon to leave the station and then resume my journey afterwards home to Earlsfield?
Cheers all.
I did get charged £2 upon leaving Waterloo East having entered via Southwark - its interesting that you need a valid ticket to enter via WE via Southwark, but not from Waterloo mainline. Anyhow, that £2 was (I believe), used towards to the cost of my Northern line journey from Waterloo mainline. :)
Hi all,
Anybody know if I'm able to get through to Waterloo station via entering Southwark LUL and then via Waterloo East? I'm using Oyster PAYG. :)
Thanks in advance. :)
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