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I have been looking at time and fare results for a straightforward journey with one change between a Merseyrail station and a station outside Merseyside. I don't wish to name the stations as they have a fare visible on BRfares, with route '.', which could be considered 'loophole'. Using the...

Bad Gastein it is.

Sitges?

Manor Road, Meols, Moreton Bidston, Birkenhead North, Birkenhead Park

Lice Rain

Correct.

Thanks for the replies, which explain but don't excuse the situation. In my example the difference between the Off Peak and Anytime fares is small but I can imagine circumstances in which the difference would be significant. While I'm far from a fares expert, I consider myself reasonably savvy...

Restriction code AW permits Off Peak Return fares for return travel starting before 15.59. Forum ticketing site, amongst others (TfW, Northern), only offers Anytime Return for a journey starting at 15.52. I suspect that in practice there would be no problem buying the Off Peak and using it on...

Teruel it is.

Correct, it was in use despite its appearance.

Their national rail site is currently showing services, though very limited.

From 2019, but can't imagine it's changed much.

The hints and a bit of research led me to - Żagań.

Yes, I'm aware of that - possibly I didn't make it clear that I have heard native German speakers refer to a bus stop as a 'Bussstation'. Similarly, a terminus may be referred to as an 'Endstation'.

'Bus station' itself can be problematic in countries where English isn't the first language. I've seen and heard 'Busstation' instead of 'Bushaltestelle'. A few years ago in the grid-like streets of a Greek city the bus station of which I'd used a couple of times, I was confused by the Google...

Couch is from French ' coucher'. I suspect that it was always less common in the Liverpool area than 'settee', though that's probably changing.

The apocryphal American who can't find the train in the subway.