National Rail tickets beyond the Freedom Pass boundary
Thanks much for that.
We can now cite 19c to those awaiting reminders…
And of course the diehard jobsworths.
Ken
On 2013-08-27 16:14:45 +0000, Barry Salter said:
On 21/08/2013 21:15, Peter Smyth wrote:
By a strict reading of the rules, the conductor was correct, a ticket
from Surbiton is only valid on trains that stop at Surbiton, while a
ticket from Boundary Zone 6 woule be valid on any train.
A Freedom Pass (and 60+ Oyster) is treated as a Season Ticket (albeit a
time-restricted one) for the purposes of Condition 19(c) of the
National Conditions of Carriage, thus the train does not need to stop
at the relevant station as long as you're travelling on a participating
TOC (i.e. all of them except East Coast, EMT, Grand Central, Heathrow
Express, Hull Trains and Virgin).
A briefing to this effect went out some time ago, but it appears that
some staff are in need of a reminder...
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