Recent content by leerail

If the seller of the ticket sells it in good faith i.e. at face value or at a loss and not selling at any profit then I can't see any problem with that. Obviously if one person (a tout) buys in a bulk at a very low price and decides to sell them on for profit then this is where I think the law...

I think selling rail and coach tickets is in reality an unenforceable law just like it is illegal to record a tv program on your vcr or taping a song from the radio.

Interesting reading all the replies. So it looks like no one checks it unless the ticket requires the use of a railcard (So if you have a valid ticket which doesn't require any railcard no one will bat an eyelid) I've just had a browse through the well known auction site and there are...

Just wondering why it is not legal to sell / transfer train tickets? It says:- Any person found to be transfering a rail ticket is liable for Prosecution as all Tickets remain the property of the railways and sold subject to the National Rail Conditions of Carriage. Prosecution for these...

thanks bellwater. I hope this is the Attleborough near Norwich you are referring and not the Attenborough near Nottingham. I have a megatrain ticket from Nottingham to Norwich but wish to get off at Attleborough which is a couple of stops before. It does say on the ticket 'that passengers should...

I have a ticket from Nottingham to Norwich but wish to get off at Attleborough. Is this possible? Are there any barriers? I think staff there are only part time at the ticketing office but I'm not sure if there are people who check tickets as it used to be a totally unmanned station. Thanks...