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Well again just talking hypothetically, i could have split my journey and travelled the second leg later in the day

Not that i want to do it, but just interesting to consider hypothetically, but what practical measures are in place to stop someone 'double dipping' like that?

if you have a ticket which involves multiple train companies and there's delays on two different sections? E.g Manchester to London Euston on VT and then somewhere to Kent on Southeastern, can you claim on delays for journeys from both companies? Is it the rules it is allowed up to the value of...

It's southeastern. Is there a website i could double check the running times on? As recent train times only has the last 30 days i believe

i've just had a delay repay rejected on a journey on 29th November. I listed one as 15:49 and my wife listed as 14:49, so i must have mistakenly put the wrong time. Hers was approved and mine rejected. As this is now over the 28 days time limit to claim, would this count as i new claim or as a...

That's very useful. Thanks a lot

i have a delayed journey on 27th November travelling on Virgin trains. I'm a little confused about how to claim as i believe the vt toc has changed hands? And i cannot see a place on the virgin trains website to claim

I've noticed a few times that there's incomplete information on there for past journeys i wanted to check. An example would be st pancras to Folkestone central 21st October 23:37. What could be the reason for it being unknown? And if you happened to have a delay repay for that time, how do the...

Specifically with a contactless card you mean? Isn't that a flaw in the system? Who's fault is that? TFL's?

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I can't seem to make sense of realtraintimes. I don't understand it's search facility of 'location when and where' If i just wanted to search london st pancras to Folkestone say a week ago, then how do i do it?

It's mainly to see the times trains arrived late in order to make a delay repay claim

i've been watching the fare dodgers program on channel 5 recently and it shows some scenes of the inspectors scanning people's oyster cards to see if they've tapped in or out at a bus or tube barrier, i was wondering can they still do this for a contactless debit card? As last time i used the...

i use recenttraintimes.co.uk and it seems quite good, but sometimes it will say unknown journey or something and in that case i'd like to consult another site to check, which ones would people advise?

The thing is if you go to the tfl website, apart from making you sign in every other minute and prove you're not a robot, it says 'at which tfl station did you start your journey' and 'which tfl station did you end your journey?' So I don't know how to incorporate the full details of my journey

Well yes i went from Folkestone to st pancras to highbury and Islington. It was in one go but obviously involved changes, however my end destination was over 2 hours late

Ok thanks for the thoughts everyone. I thought a 2 hour delay any part of a journey would mean a complete refund of ticket cost, but happy to be corrected. As another question, can i also claim for a delay on the train there from southeastern on the same ticket? Ir if you claim from one company...

i have a day travelcard for between Folkestone stations and London zones 1-6. I was delayed 2 hours on an overground journey from west croydon to highbury and Islington The value of my travelcard was £80.80 And i was expecting to get the full amount but i've just received an email saying i will...

Ah the thing is the claim is for 30th September so wouldn't really have time to write. I guess will just have to use multiple accounts

There was a group of 6 people traveling on London overground services on a delayed service. Would everyone have to go through the annoyance of setting up their own account in order to claim? Or could i do that in one go or if not in the one claim just using the same log in details? Or would that...