I concur - thanks indeed.Great resource.
That's right: they weren't showing like that last week (sigh!) - the gap filling fix I applied the other day broke it. It's fixed now (~in a few mins)I think the Highland rover doesn't cover south of Aberdeen or Aviemore, yet the map shows all stations to Glasgow from those two.
www.railrover.org
Thanks for the heads-up - the national rail site had switched a URL so lots were missing.I have just come across this, it looks like an excellent resource.
Did you remove the Scottish rovers @fishwomp ?
Thanks - that's fixed. That arose because it also missing from the list on https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/tickets-railcards-and-offers/ticket-types/promotions/highland-rover/ - which is where the station list comes from...Inverness Airport and Kintore are shown as excluded from the Highland Rover.
It is valid at both stations, as per the map at https://www.scotrail.co.uk/tickets/combined-tickets-travel-passes/highland-rover
Think the 'GB Rail Rover Guide' website already does very similar.Would be cool to click on stations to select them, and then see a list of rovers that cover what you've selected
Hah I've visited that quite a few times but never noticed that feature.Think the 'GB Rail Rover Guide' website already does very similar.
Happy to be corrected, but thought that the 'GB Rail Rover Guide' website had a drop down menu listing most (if not all) GB railway stations, and if you enter or click through on a chosen station, it then shows a list of which Rangers / Rovers can be used there.But that appears to be limited to one station which is more limited than what I was suggesting.
I don't think you're understanding the feature I'm talking about. I mean, e.g.Happy to be corrected, but thought that the 'GB Rail Rover Guide' website had a drop down menu listing most (if not all) GB railway stations, and if you enter or click through on a chosen station, it then shows a list of which Rangers / Rovers can be used there.