Disposing of Used Tickets?

[DaventryRabbit]

That's impressive. Have you seen the guy who wanted one for each station in the UK and had pinned them up on a wall?

There's a display on the Footbridge at Northampton where the Local Staff are trying to collect a ticket from every National Rail Station to Northampton. I assume they raid the bins on the Gateline and place them in alphabetical order in pockets on the Wall of the Footbridge. It's quite impressive and I always look to see if they've finally found one from somwhere obscure like Forsinard!

 

[BazingaTribe]

There's a display on the Footbridge at Northampton where the Local Staff are trying to collect a ticket from every National Rail Station to Northampton. I assume they raid the bins on the Gateline and place them in alphabetical order in pockets on the Wall of the Footbridge. It's quite impressive and I always look to see if they've finally found one from somwhere obscure like Forsinard!

That's the one!

 

[Simon75]

. . . Apart from Delay Repay proof, theoretically you shouldn't, but I have read a number of "mistaken identity" and "false details" cases on this Forum where TOCs and Courts haven't done enough (or even anything at all!) to verify the accuracy of who's details they might be chasing, and if I was unlucky enough to be on the wrong end of one of these cases, would the old ticket, if kept, provide a complete defence?

I had a ticket swallowed by barrier, but still managed to get a delay refund, using the booking reference