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Nothing much would happen. You'd be stopped by a Revenue Control Inspector if ones around - they'd check your ticket on a MOVie reader (mobile oyster viewer), see that you've touched out, apologise for the inconvenience and let you go. Not much of a story..

Might take slightly longer as the 09 stock was I believe zero'd last week following a failure.

I think the way most people do it is try it anyway, then if it doesn't work buy a tube single..!

Yes :)

As OT says, if it has a small underground symbol or '+' (the maltese cross) it'll be valid on LU - I'd assume plus connections includes that. Also as OT says if you get any problems it won't keep it it'll just reject it back out, and there will be a member of staff around to help (especially so...

I have the times for it but obviously you can't guarantee anything as it is, after all, just a test. It can be cancelled for any number of reasons.

Not everyone has a season ticket, and not everyone has a travelcard. FCC cannot say 'go and use EMT / LUL' before arranging ticket acceptance, for those passengers without the all mighty season ticket would not be permitted to use those services without prior arrangement.

I will point out that London Underground may be less than pleased if they start getting every single FCC passenger using their services because FCC have decided not to stop at stations near LU stations. The idea of ticket acceptance is to help, not to replace a service.

I have heard Code Amber several times, mainly on the Victoria when they have a PIOT as they have more trains than platforms.. not heard Code Red yet though!

Don't worry mate LU gets it all the time, particularly from the standard :lol:

Indeed, and seems to be very popular with those trying to get out of a penalty fare :lol:

It's alright.. I mean the information was okay I guess, but it was just a CD full of .pdf's... it's not like a program, just a data CD.

Well not quite sure what ticket you did get issed, but NFM05 shows Stansted Airport to Finsbury Park with a 16-15 railcard being £14.00 on an Anytime Single. They were most likely trying to be helpfull in adding a travelcard as many people from the airport continue to travel around the...

I think the idea is that jumping off a block of flats wouldn't be instantaneous as you'd have the time falling.. whereas jumping in front of a train is seen as jump bang done.

They are now, but the inital incident was reported from FCC as a fire in the City Thameslink area.

Some are with Hull Trains, and some are with Grand Central - I think there are some more elsewhere, but i'm sure others will fill you in!

NRE reports emergency services dealing with an incident at City Thameslink. Southeastern suspended Blackfriars//St Pancras, FCCTL suspended Kentish Town//London Bridge... Being advertised to the public as electrical supply problems..

I suppose the only thing I would suggest is to buy a platform ticket from the staff at the bus stop - I assume that'd let you on the bus aswell.

I believe thats because they both have special arragnements for discounts for LU staff.

Correct.