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Don't disagree with this point,but from personal observation, ticket machines are still popular,despite the claim that "people don't want to faff around with them"
This isn't the impression that I get at my local station.They appear to be quite popular with passengers of all ages,despite there being an open ticket office as well.
The level crossing problem in mid July caused all Waterloo -Reading services to terminate at Bracknell for about 6 hours or so.I walked past the crossing at Wokingham station around midday and several Network Rail people were in attendance,trying to fix a problem.The warning lights and sirens...
There have been lots of posts from people who have selected the wrong railcard when buying tickets, normally the 16-17 Saver which they don't possess,but gives a 50% discount.
What normally happens when someone with the above Railcard "makes an honest mistake"and selects say the 16-25 option...
Have a look at LTSV.com
Click on Rail Data on the Home page
Then click on Data on the top of the page.
Then from the options column on the left of the page click sightings.
You should find lists that people have posted of recent diagrams,including some wagon consists.
Since this service has been a single unit for some considerable time now,I get the impression that SWR are not bothered at all if passengers are left behind.
There are numerous threads relating to people travelling with expired railcards, who had forgotten to check the expiry date recently.
I was trying to think of something in a similar vein and although not rail related, wondered if there were any stats showing how many people arrive for flights at...
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