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Remember you need to know what railway undertaking your father worked for. If it was a business sold prior to 1993, national carriers, workshops, hotels, sea link, etc your parents would be governed by different rules. If your grandmother is in receipt of a widows railway pension quote the...

The 3 mile rule is not a rule that exists except I the software of the electronic routeing guide. Originally the routeing guide said you used the the first page of each table in the timetable to generate shortest routes. If you do that manually you get different results than those generated by...

The 3 mile rule was never in the first printed versions of the Routeing Guide. It only appeared in the worked examples when the Electronic National Routeing Guide was created in the RJIS system. And that was because the electronic version struggled to apply the shortest journey requirement of...

Regularly on the piazza at Euston and on the route from Euston Square by the old BRB HQ building in the front of Euston there are touts asking if people have finished with their paper travel cards.