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I use Contactless on my iPhone for travel in London, with "transit mode" enabled. This works well, with personal and business use separated by whether I use my work or personal phone.
I've recently had a couple of days where I've tapped out of a station, but the journey has not completed. On...
I have a ticket with a route restriction of "via Peterborough" and a ticket restriction of 9D. I'm looking at using it to travel via the Lea Valley and then across the Fens to Peterborough, rather than use the ECML. I'm struggling to interpret the results I'm getting from journey planners and...
I wonder if I could get the expert advice of the RUK community on how to get an effective response from Trainsplit, or whether I should just go to a Section 75 claim with my credit card issuer.
In mid August, I booked a pair of tickets for travel to Oban travelling out on 19th September as part...
Am I alone in finding this almost impossible to use because the Recaptcha installed to protect against bots is so intrusive that I can't even move within a field?
I hold a Family & Friends railcard, and will be making a journey with a friend and my son. This is on a route for which I hold a season ticket.
In these circumstances, am I allowed to purchase tickets with the railcard despite my own ticket not being on the railcard, or does validity depend on...
I'm going to be in London next week with my 7 year old daughter, who already has an Oyster photocard to make tube travel easier.
Because of the strikes we'll also be needing to use mainline trains (SWT/SE). Despite spending ages on the Oyster site, I can't find anything to tell me whether:
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