Recent content by Teebs

I wonder if that's because commercial drivers in their vehicles would count against working hours limits, while getting in a passenger carriage would allow them to take a mandated break?

Yep that's what I've done. I'm pretty comfortable now.

Yes I tweeted at them and they said it was no problem as long as it was the same train.

What a pain, but it is what it is. What about finishing short? Might be able to get picked up from there and it feels very odd to say you're not allowed to get off a train. Obviously it's not a break of journey because there's no intention to continue on.

I have tickets booked from Edinburgh to London and back next week. It being LNER, they're advance tickets (sigh). Unexpectedly, I'm going to be in the countryside a bit closer to Berwick Upon Tweed than Edinburgh that week. My train goes through Berwick and stops there both ways so I was...

I put in a compensation application due to strikes in March this year. Got a confirmation like you and then nothing else. Then they emailed me in September to say a refund was coming.

I'm on the broken down train. We're about to evacuate over the track. Going to miss my flight as a result. Is there an easy way to get proof off this delay for travel insurance purposes? 1750504947 Apparently a broken shoe on the Thameslink I'm on, we're shortly going to walk to Loughborough...

I've booked a seat I just meant it's not the end of the world if I miss it.

1E24 now going through the affected area southbound. Our guard said 11 signals to be passed at danger with a 50mph speed restriction and then a pause while the driver gets the train reconnected to the signal system. I'd guess we're running about 2 hours later.

Anyone on what should have been the 19.10 out of Northallerton (17.00 from Edinburgh, 18.29 from Newcastle)? Want to come and say hi? PM me :) Edit: Think it should be 1E24.

I'm on a southbound service on the ECML and we were told that due to signal failures all services were cancelled southbound from Newcastle, except two trains an hour from LNER using special working. I was wondering what special working means in this context? Giving drivers authorisation to...

Ah didn't realise I had to add both, thanks for that 18.00 train it is.

I'm planning a journey back from Switzerland to Scotland and am just looking at booking my CIV/London International ticket from KGX to EDI. Am I right in thinking the minimum connection time is 16 minutes? Brtimes.com shows 15 minute connection time at KGX and then a 1 minute fixed link from...

It seems pretty similar to London-Edinburgh in that respect. Train is 4h20-4h40 and there are quite a lot of flights to LCY. Lots of people still prefer the train to flying. I've got a stronger preference than most of my colleagues and will actively avoid flying, but most of them will still...

Thanks, guess I'll just go via Switzerland. Can't be bothered with faffing around on the train-bus-train service.