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It also, if you press the three dots, will detail what tickets to show on what parts of your journey, similar to the cover sheet at the end of your PDF E-Tickets.
Plus, it makes it clearer about how to view all the E-Tickets in your split, as some people didn't realise you could swipe to view...
With what paths?
Personally, I'd be grateful for some strengthening on existing services.
I was happy to see a Littlehampton running with 12 coaches rather than the usual 8 I see.
Premier Inn will happily keep your bag before check in or after check out for free anyway.
Some will also accept bags in exchange for a donation to Great Ormond Street rather than having to use Stasher, which I prefer, but not all will do this.
Thanks for sharing that.
I think their main point is "don't take the mick" and "don't bring your Duke of Edinburgh hiking/camping backpack", in that case.
The Overground ones in particular normally are, but this time it was timed as a 378 rather than a loco with a trailing load.
If that was a mistake and it was dragged anyway, it's not always like that, such as my example with IETs.
Or even the Class 799 heading to Derby the other day, albeit...
I saw that an Overground service went from Wembley up to Widnes today: https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/service/gb-nr:K41230/2025-07-26/detailed
I've wondered for a while now, but I'll finally ask: how does route knowledge for these kinds of moves work?
Does the train run with a route...
I understand Realtime Trains stores copies of the TRUST feed, and would likely be able to provide this to you.
Might be worth getting in touch with them?
In any case, the forum's site also allows you to search directly to London Travelcard Zones 1-6. For these searches, it will only show tickets which are Travelcards.
It doesn't say that isn't the case.
In any event, as you pointed out in your post, all that could be required is an excess to that ticket, which would cost £0.00, and you'd be very unlikely to ever get issued it in the first place since it has got no additional fare attached.
As long as you're...
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