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    Warning from South West Trains

    Stingy - I'm not too sure what kind of officer they are but they didn't look like the normal train staff (who usually wear suit). They were dressed in high vis and at first glance I actually thought they were police. They carried bulky items around the waist. But I do not recalling see British...
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    Warning from South West Trains

    Thank you for both of your inputs. I'm still wary of ending up with a letter summoning to court after reading some other threads of this forum. But I guess I'll have to wait.. This is definitely a very good lesson...
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    Warning from South West Trains

    Many thanks for your reply - I think they were in a hurry to get off in the next stop also helps! Yes I definitely would rather be late than to go through with this ordeal again! :S
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    Warning from South West Trains

    Thanks for your reply. But I didn't pay any penalty fare at all though - would they not want to get at least the usual £20?
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    Warning from South West Trains

    I*was caught recently by a rail officer at Worcester Park on my way to Waterloo. I got a ticket from Epsom to Ewell East (weekly ticket) and then I went to tap my oyster card at Worcester Park so essentially travelling between Ewell West to Worcester Park without a valid ticket. l'd normally...

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