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That's surely the case for everyone? Delay repay goes to the passenger in all circumstances.

I don't remember where I heard this but it might be that if you're delayed over an hour you get another one?

Disagree, it's the best font.

Are they the ones you get from delay repay? I've only ever taken the money because I thought you just got a single to wherever the claim was between, but if it's a free form ticket that rather changes the economics.

Yes they are definitely wrong, restrictions such as off-peak restrictions do not mean it's invalid to get a train under the minimum connection time, even if the train would not have been able to be made without that connection. The ticket is valid for any trains departing a station on a valid...

I believe it's been said before that the scratch off ones could be used as a mini-buy on board, only scratching it off when a ticket check is making its way up the carriage. I can see why they're not around anymore.

Done individually for each of Northern's over 500 stations? The computer could easy just run on a long timescale. I'm not sure how the already existing quick buy destinations are chosen on Northern's machines I don't know if Northern's accept CRS codes, the only non-rover I bought from them...

I think it was a bus from Huddersfield to Manchester.

This exists on the 150s. There is no legroom. At least on facing pairs you can arrange space with the person across from you. On the airline seats you have to sit sideways

Looking at RTT, those are operated with Class 334s, but those are 2+2.

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Looks like 5Z35 - 5Z40 last night, 5Z41 - 5Z46 tonight Last night - https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/search/detailed/gb-nr:sYA/2026-01-26/1500-1459?stp=WVSC&show=all&order=wtt&toc=SO Tonight -...

I think it comes round to, as does everything, cost.

LNER, since their delay made you miss your connection. Looking at RTT, both services are due to use platform 5, although of course there's the chance for platform alterations in delays.

With advanced tickets you will need to wait for the next CrossCountry service, although there wouldn't be any harm in asking the guard if you can get the TPE.

The train I usually get for my commute has just enough space for everyone to have an area (pair of seats or table) to ourselves, guess where literally everyone's bag goes? The seat next to us. When it's short formed most of us get the deal and put our bags on our laps.

Charlwoodhouse does this, e.g. TPE service on diversion: https://www.charlwoodhouse.co.uk/rail/livetrain/$39310056/26/01/26