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I've been enjoying travelling on some of the repowers, the seating feels especially comfortable! Two buses I took today had a scrolling screen with the date, time and West of England v. 2.something. Will these fall into the usual First Glasgow position of bring neglected?

Sorry, as someone that lives in Glasgow and has done for the majority of my life, I can very much tell you it is. The west of Scotland is still brightened by sectarian issues, whilst things have improved, the inclusion of the union flag colours would be best avoided. For those unaware, the...

I had my first listen of the new automated announcements earlier - they are good. The sound is generally quite clear, despite the noise of the Subway. It is also nice to hear what side that doors will open at the next stop - the passengers around me were especially impressed with the left/right...

I agree, as a local, I only hear people from outside of Glasgow mention it.

I have just come across this, it looks like an excellent resource. Did you remove the Scottish rovers @fishwomp ?

I personally think that seat reservations should be limited to long distance trains only. They are otherwise a pain because they create unnecessary conflict. A few points from me: Look at the many examples of where seat reservations are not displayed and there are inconsistencies in what...

Just a reminder for people in the Central Belt (in the area coloured below): [Image above shows a network map of the Central Belt of Scotland with a number of lines highlighted in colour.] PDF link to map: https://www.scotrail.co.uk/media/48457/download?inline ... the Tap & Pay app is...

The quality of the buses on that Stagecoach route are not great. I recall struggling to fit in the seats, I'm not particularly tall or that big!

Takno, I was wondering if you were aware of issues with the route indicators around Glasgow? Screenshot below shows all the routes being indicated at the same time for a lot of sets of points. This issue has been on going for a number of months. I assume something changed in the data source -...

I've been hearing these announcements recently on the north Clyde lines and agree with the other posters. Whilst they might be technically better behind the scenes, the quality and clarity of the audio is exceptionally poor - they sound unprofessional and amateurish.

Another way to do this is just buy the period return and pay for the £5 upgrade each way per person on the train. Details: https://www.scotrail.co.uk/tickets/first-class

One such article on BBC News: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm2jw7822xro

I get the same issue. I wonder if a forum software update has rendered some of the links inoperable at some point? For others trying to replicate the issue: Section 3 - Routing: https://www.railforums.co.uk/threads/railuk-fares-ticketing-guide-section-3-routeing.70716/ Click on any of the...

Unfortunately, SBB stopped selling paper interrail/eurail tickets in 2023. So I suspect the only option will be a digital pass.

Just another voice of support here. The issue has now gone for me and the page is much more usable on Safari on MacOS.

I have found there is a bit of a lag in Safari on MacOS when first going to the homepage. For a couple of seconds, nothing is clickable until the Cloudflare box appears. Chrome seems OK though.

You claim from LNER (https://www.lner.co.uk/support/delay-repay/). If your original scheduled arrival was 18:21, then any delay repay is claimed on the lateness relative to that time.

The Android version is no longer updated. The November 2025 digital edition was the last one to be uploaded. It looks like they've moved to a PDF model for the digital editions. Which in my view is better, as the app wasn't the best.

Yet another issue is being reported today with the MV Loch Seaforth: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy3k36dpgno I certainly wouldn't want to be working in the PR unit of CalMac/XML at the moment!

This is covered by the new policy: