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Thameslink have their own Kids for £2 scheme where they are the fare-setter, so you might be able to do it for £3 with some creative splitting

Maybe something will be said at tomorrow's TfL board meeting

If a terminal is contactless-capable, then it can support Apple or Google Pay

Are vendors able to arbitrarily refuse to accept Apple Pay / Google Pay? (Does it fit with Visa/Mastercard merchant agreements?) Surely so far as the machine is concerned it is just another card?

Though there is a grace period of 3-5 minutes at each end of the peak period which sees the lower fare applied

You print the e-ticket yourself or display it on a mobile device

The LNER website includes a warning against using virtual cards as part of the checkout flow

The advice in the Chase app about rail tickets is incorrect.

That's right, you have two Chase card numbers. I have both card numbers in my Airtime Rewards account to avoid missing out on cashback 1658490176 I should say I ran into this problem last Christmas when I bought tickets from GWR with my Chase card that I was then unable to collect via TOD...

The card number displayed in the Chase app is distinct from the actual number of your physical card. You can discover the number of your actual Chase card in two ways - by using it for travel on TfL, which will prompt the Chase app to show you the real card details to allow you to add them to...

I have a Two Together Railcard and a Network Railcard. Even though most of our travel is in the Network Railcard area, the Two Together is useful if my fiancée and I are travelling together because of a) the discount on Advances and b) the lack of weekday minimum fare.

I see that Yellow Buses has joined Morebus in offering Tap-on, Tap-off pay as you go fares - with a multi-operator daily price cap of £6 This compares to £5.80 for a paper Getting About ticket or £5 for a smartcard ticket

According to the Southern Daily Echo a 'driverless' train ran from Waterloo to Marchwood at the weekend o_O:o https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/20284186.solent-searcher-rail-tour-curtailed-due-cable-theft/

20mph on SWR - Winchfield Station - Basingstoke to Micheldever - Basingstoke to Andover - Hilsea to Fratton

Yes the attention to detail and consistency isn't as good as it used to be.

SWR JourneyCheck shows many extra trains planned tomorrow between Bournemouth and Weymouth

The OP’s screenshot doesn’t tell the full story as it doesn’t show the further options that appear at the point you select a railcard.

Major reductions to Thameslink services - no Sutton trains at all. Canal Tunnel closed - no Thameslink via Finsbury Park.

Within the railcard options, there's another selector to choose how many adults are covered by the railcard. Change that to 2

Yesterday at the Tottenham Court Road Dean Street exit was the busiest I have seen so far, with a real crowd at the top of the escalators to get out of the barriers