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    May 2020 timetable ?

    I enquired to @northernassist, via Twitter direct message, yesterday. The following was the reply:
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    How to find permitted routes, and smart cards with multiple TOC's

    Thank-you very much. I'll check the names of the stops when I'm next out, and see if I can apply in person, if it'd work out.
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    How to find permitted routes, and smart cards with multiple TOC's

    I get the bus to Sandal, but from just outside West Yorkshire, on the boundary, technically, so I can’t actually apply for an under-19 pass, and even if I could, I don't know if the bus I get (the Stagecoach 59 from Barnsley to Wakefield) will allow my ticket to be scanned, and the next bus...
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    Avanti West Coast Smartcards

    ALSO... After typing 'LNER Smart Card' into my generic search engine, there are a list of pages, each with individual responses to 'FAQs' about a so-called 'LNER Smartcard.' If you follow this, then on at the top, bellow the logo bar, and the normal menu bar, there is a link to the path to...
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    Avanti West Coast Smartcards

    West Coast We're Avantiwww.avantiwestcoast.co.uk › 13040-west-coast-customer-report Hallo. I can't quite seem to see how to add a picture on here, but if you look at this 'West Coast Customer Report' PDF it suggests on page 7, that other operators' smart cards are/will be accepted from March...
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    How to find permitted routes, and smart cards with multiple TOC's

    Thank-you very much - it really helped showing the step-by-step reasons as to why. That is also really interesting. I never knew that's why it was used - I’ve seen it in one or two places before Thank-you for all your time, Paddy.
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    How to find permitted routes, and smart cards with multiple TOC's

    Thank-you, and I quite agree. I will do so. Thanks again
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    How to find permitted routes, and smart cards with multiple TOC's

    Thank-you very much! Having a look, following all the steps, then putting that on to the map, Sandal & Agbrigg falls into 'Wakefield Group' stations, and Wakefield Group stations, to 'Huddersfield Group' stations as either 'DH,' close to the route suggested to me at Leeds, or 'YN & HL,' which...
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    How to find permitted routes, and smart cards with multiple TOC's

    Hallo. A bit of background: from September I will be needing to commute from Sandal & Agbrigg (SNA) to Huddersfield (HUD), every week day, I am wanting to buy a season ticket - probably annual - and probably put it on a smart card. I am wanting to know what the permitted routes are. I bought...
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    Multi TOC Smart-card

    It isn’t, particularly. I was just wondering what TOC’s do accept smart-cards, with valid tickets loaded
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    Multi TOC Smart-card

    The main reason I usually do this route, is mainly because a NR Guard told me it was a better permitted route, because it was throwing it down, and since there is only 1TpH from Wgt to Kgt, you normally end up doing the 15 minute walk, and this guard told me it was fine, and furthermore, the...
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    Multi TOC Smart-card

    Thank-you
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    Multi TOC Smart-card

    Hello, I regularly commute between Sandal & Agbrigg (SNA) to Barnsley (BNY). There are multiple different different routes you can take (i.e. change at Wakefield Wgt, for Kgt, change at Leeds, change at Doncaster, Meadowhall, Sheffield) and there are multiple different TOC’s I can use. I...

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