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Why a timetable might be needed: Overground and Elizabeth lines must run to a published timetable, and may be necessary for other rail connections Services to Amersham and Chesham Services calling at less served stations such as Kensington Olympia & Turnham Green (Pic) First and last service of...

There have also been many train cancellations on the line.

The last two times I’ve had to show a valid ticket to TFL staff onboard a train, none of them requested to see the photo on my freedom pass. Separately I’ve also walked through barriers (after tapping) and RPI staff did not ask me to show the photo. Similarly for the three times I had tickets...

I imagine the situation at Kings Cross will only worsen when Virgin start international travel there.

It seems ambiguous to me and the clause can be a standalone phrase or indeed applied to only that part.

Their air cooling systems seem pretty poor this year compared to the Elizabeth line. Do they need maintenance?

Harrow on the hill is a hotspot. They may as well just hire a member of staff to be placed there permanently to spot fare dodging and issue fines.

Why doesn’t the signal turn red to force the driver to stop for the station?

Broken again. An absolute joke. Does no one on this thread have any knowledge of what on earth is going wrong with the bus stop in Pinner?

I take it the full report will take another year to conduct and release?

Is there a guide explaining the buses that have air con and those that do not?

Yeah, I was a bit confused regarding what was meant by the ”companion part of disabled passes” too. The ECNTS generally does not have one as far as I know, so any that did would be an additional benefit offered by the particular council that issued it.

It’s been fixed after about at least half a year or more.

Since the child disabled freedom pass is listed, I wonder whether it’s worth listing the discretionary disabled freedom pass as well? It appears to confer the same benefits as a regular freedom pass, with the exception it does not permit free bus travel outside of London...

There seems to be strikes regularly for various reasons. Once these latest rounds are resolved, there will inevitably be more strikes for other railway staff concerning whatever matters they raise. For a lot of people (outside the railway industry), strikes are just par the course now.