Two more TOCs have adopted the ATOS Origin journey planner...

[Edvid]

...and they are National Express East Anglia and London Midland.

In the case of NXEA, they're really only tagging on to NXEC's version of the JP, and LM have their own but for now the link is only shown in emails sent to subscribers. I found out about the latter on uk.railway.

Also, I was very surprised to see Virgin Trains offering cheaper walk-up fares between London Euston and Milton Keynes Central albeit for their services only. Hell, their VT-only CDR is even cheaper than the LM-only equivalent...

 

[Pumbaa]

The new LM engine looks great - it's quickly become my favourite! Nicer colour scheme than both Southern and Southeastern, and it means I don't give the commision to NX!

 

[OwlMan]

Why are tthe TOCs switching from The Train Line to ATOS Origin?
I assume that the cost less or is there another reason?

 

[will1337]

it's a lot better?

 

[googolplex]

There is a slight bug in the new system though:
http://tickets.londonmidland.com/Core/Templates/MixingDeck.aspx - you get redirected to the National Express site!

 

[Edvid]

Since the new variant of JP was introduced I've purchased tickets from GNER/NXEC, Southern and now LM. In my opinion the LM and Southeastern colours are the most aesthetically pleasing but the latter charges £1 for ToD (pre-paid ticket collection) hence why I've never purchased anything through their JP.

By the way, how did you get that particular link?

 

[googolplex]

I went through and planned a journey, which causes the URL to change to MixingDeck.aspx with a load of parameters after that, so I just removed the parameters after the URL with the intention of resetting my search.
I assume it is something the developers hadn't thought of, and so didn't pick up on in testing.