Re: Ticket barriers and the law
Von: billetelic_ferroequinologist@hotmail.com [Profil]
Datum: 25.07.2008 19:24
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Newsgroup: uk.railway
Datum: 25.07.2008 19:24
Message-ID: <7b123d62-c0c2-4b51-ba88-e78d2c7b0dcb@v26g2000prm.googlegroups.com>
Newsgroup: uk.railway
On Jul 25, 5:05 pm, Jeremy Double <jmd.nos...@btinternet.com> wrote: > > Barriers should be set up properly, so they recognise valid tickets, or > not used at all. > I could not agree more. I've had the same experience as you at Waverley in the past. Other annoyances include the inability of gates to recognise Rover or Ranger tickets, advance purchase tickets or tickets valid for break of journey. Examples include: Lincoln Central not recognising a Lincolnsire Day Ranger; Waverley, Glasgow Queen Street and Stirling not recognising Freedom of Scotland tickets (at Stirling, the lady at the gate, when I showed her my ticket clearly marked "Freedom of Scotland" asked "is that valid here?"); Milton Keynes Central not recognising advcance purchase tickets; Hitchin not recognising season tickets (eg Letchworth to Z1-6) valid for break of journey. If there are software or similar issues that mean that certain types of tickets cannot be recognised, then why the **** can the TOCs not put up a large, clear notice saying something like "please use the manual gate for advance purchase tickets and Rover tickets".[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
Antworten
- Jeremy Double (25.07.2008 19:49)
- Charles Ellson (25.07.2008 20:15)
- Adam Funk (25.07.2008 22:03)
- Sam Wilson (28.07.2008 15:50)
- Chris (25.07.2008 22:32)
- MIG (26.07.2008 00:11)
