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Ticket query Crewkerne - Newcastle

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Pauldubs

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I’ve been looking at ticket options for Crewkerne- Newcastle return via LNER. 2 Super off peak singles work out at £154.10 with a Senior Railcard.
I ‘ve previously looked up the Crewkerne-Glasgow fare which is £153.50 for an Off peak return again with Senior Railcard.
If I booked this ticket am I correct in assuming I could stop and start short at Newcastle?
Although I haven’t checked I also feel it may give me some additional routing options.
Many thanks
 
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Haywain

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I’ve been looking at ticket options for Crewkerne- Newcastle return via LNER. 2 Super off peak singles work out at £154.10 with a Senior Railcard.
I ‘ve previously looked up the Crewkerne-Glasgow fare which is £153.50 for an Off peak return again with Senior Railcard.
If I booked this ticket am I correct in assuming I could stop and start short at Newcastle?
Although I haven’t checked I also feel it may give me some additional routing options.
Many thanks
I think you should check those fares again. The Glasgow fare is for 1 person.
 

jfollows

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The £153.80 "any permitted" ticket does not allow break of journey on the outbound leg, IE at Newcastle. It's a permitted route, PY + YG in the routeing gude. See https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ticket-types/validity/5f/

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Although I haven’t checked I also feel it may give me some additional routing options.
Many thanks
Crewkerne has routing points Exeter and Salisbury, and I only looked up Exeter-Glasgow, which has routes defined by maps at https://data.atoc.org/routeing-maps:
  • MP + CG
  • MP + CG + GK
  • PE
  • PE + GK
  • PY + YG
The last above gives a route valid via Newcastle.
But the ticket has to allow break of journey etc. which this particular one doesn't.

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For completeness, Salisbury-Glasgow is valid via
  • LONDON
  • BW + BE
  • BW + BE + GK
Essentially Birmingham & WCML for the last two above.

The unsurprising LONDON routeing means Crewkerne-Salisbury-London and London-Glasgow can be considered separately and the +ANY PERMITTED ticket includes cross-London transfer.
 
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