sweetbabyray
New Member
I have had an incident with Chiltern where I didn't realise my railcard had expired.
The event happened in November and the NIP came through in February stating they had found I had previously used the railcard for other journeys as well as the one where they stopped me.
I replied with an apology as this forum suggested and also listed out the occasions where I think i had used the train with the expired railcard (I think it was 5 with the max fare being around £10), saying I was more than happy to settle and pay these fares/any fines.
I have now heard nothing back since the letter in February.
My question is it seems like the prosecution deadline has passed, but as there were previous offences - is this still the case? Or could they still prosecute me?
The event happened in November and the NIP came through in February stating they had found I had previously used the railcard for other journeys as well as the one where they stopped me.
I replied with an apology as this forum suggested and also listed out the occasions where I think i had used the train with the expired railcard (I think it was 5 with the max fare being around £10), saying I was more than happy to settle and pay these fares/any fines.
I have now heard nothing back since the letter in February.
My question is it seems like the prosecution deadline has passed, but as there were previous offences - is this still the case? Or could they still prosecute me?
