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If the train has to stop, how can the statement ”will not impact on journey times” be true?

Has anyone asked Chiltern if they have done this or is it just an innocent (and unfortunate) mistake? I’d also like to know why it seems to happen to the OP and not, based on some posts here, other users who use Chiltern?

The link for the public timetable is here: https://tfl.gov.uk/cdn/static/cms/documents/amersham-guide-14-4-25-28-9-25.pdf

A friend claimed she was told that her disabled freedom pass was not valid before 930am on Sunday after the barriers did not open (to start the journey into London). I am very surprised by this incorrect incormation given how common freedom passes are. Can anyone else confirm this occurs at...

Thank you both for the information.

Would the inter availability also mean they could use southern trains too (if they arrived from a midlands train) and vice versa?

You may in the future also want to ask an AI to rephrase first drafts of questions in the style of successful FOIs.

I’m not advocating for a new set of staff to patrol regularly. Instead, I think that RPI officers that already do patrols for checking tickets should have authority to issue fines for it. They can issue fines in the same way that they do for tickets. There are other things that can be done as...

I don’t see any on the S stock trains but I’m sure I remember there being stickers on the A stock. Why are there no longer any stickers, given there are some for smoking for example. Secondly, why are fines not handed out to people that do this? If people knew they would get fined, whilst the...

Why was contactless to Stansted not prioritised over contactless to other stations?

No additional passport checks from Brussels on Saturday and I did not see anyone get stopped.

Why would Apple need an arrangement with TFL? They can just use the public APIs of the locations of the stations and combine that with the GPS data from the phone.

I was under the impression the digital disabled railcard at one point did (or still does)?

Greater Anglia say it can be obtained free of charge at any ticket office, so I presume it’s the same for any season ticket (36.3 in the national rail travel conditions seems to imply this too). https://railplus.greateranglia.co.uk/photocard-information Photocards can be obtained free of...

Does my memory betray me or have they in the past ran stoppers (from the Uxbridge branch) on the slow lines?

Just for note, the H10 and H9 bus routes are pretty busy during the peak with school children, so not ideal for people with luggage. Since price isn’t an issue, the simplest route for getting home is Thameslink to Farringdon and then taking the Met line onwards to North Harrow/ Rayners...

Does anyone know if a freedom pass is permitted on the 724? At some point I’d like to travel from Rickmansworth or Watford to St Albans.

The 699 bus route gives an error when looking at its TFL page. Is it still operated by TFL?

Was it known at the time, when the 26-30 railcard was announced, that it was not mandated by law in the 1993 act and are there any plans to ”fix” that?

Is travelling from Rickmansworth to Kings Langley better instead? The RailUK website offers me a ticket for £4.30 when using my freedom pass and a single used in the evening.