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However they don't seem to be offering an equivalent to the Evening fares so I wonder if these will survive.

Fares for West Midlands PAYG are now visible at BRfares.com For example between Dorridge and Four Oaks the off peak fare is £4.80 and the peak fare is £6.50 https://www.brfares.com/!faredetail?orig=DDG&dest=FOK&expert=on&flow=0&multi=0&fare=8&rte=268&tkt=PSO&period=20260901

It looks like that's the number of all fatalities including trespassers (rather than track workers)

TfL TVMs (including those at Tube stations) will show the contents of ITSO cards if presented but don't allow any products to be added.

Non-GTR stations with ITSO readers include some Greater Anglia TVMs at Liverpool Street, the EMR TVMs at St Pancras, the Chiltern TVMs at Marylebone and some GWR TVMs at Padddington.

Denby Dale (DBD) should have been Dorking (Deepdene) (DPD)

At one point there was talk of Trainline issuing its own smartcard.

GWR trains from Paddington to Swansea would be covered by three schemes with different readers: TfL EMV (London - Reading), GWR Bristol (Swindon - Bristol Parkway) and TfW EMV ( Newport - Bridgend)

One Day Travelcards are available on ITSO Smartcards (at least from GWR and SWR)

The single fare finder also has fares implying a Windsor OSI such as Slough to Datchet at £2.70/£4.60

Or (even less likely) Heathrow?

Chester is also covered by the proposed TfW North Wales scheme (for stations between Rhyl and Gobowen). It will be interesting to see if the two schemes are at all integrated.

Howver the physical card can be viewed straight away on either the app or website when added. Wallet usage is only viewable when the back office association between the physical card account number and wallet virtual account number has been completed by TfL.

Contactless is valid on CrossCountry.

TRU 155 is finally available... https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ticketing_and_revenue_update_155_156/response/3237494/attach/html/3/TRU155%20Redacted.pdf.html