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spasmj
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The latest fares manual lists this easement:
"45 Journeys to Garforth from stations east of Selby may go via York. This
easement applies in both directions."
Does this mean that a Garforth-Wressle return could be used to travel to York (and York only) instead of a Garforth to York return? If so are there restrictions on this (such as there actually having to be a suitable connecting train at York)?
Additionally could I use this ticket but start at Micklefield? I'm a little unsure of the whole travelling short/joining late situation?
GRF-YRK off-peak day return £11.10
GRF-WRS off-peak day return £7.80
thanks.
"45 Journeys to Garforth from stations east of Selby may go via York. This
easement applies in both directions."
Does this mean that a Garforth-Wressle return could be used to travel to York (and York only) instead of a Garforth to York return? If so are there restrictions on this (such as there actually having to be a suitable connecting train at York)?
Additionally could I use this ticket but start at Micklefield? I'm a little unsure of the whole travelling short/joining late situation?
GRF-YRK off-peak day return £11.10
GRF-WRS off-peak day return £7.80
thanks.